Eagle ULTRANAV II INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

UltraNav

INSTALLATION AND OPERATION

INSTRUCTIONS

II

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USE THIS GPS

CAREFUL

RECEIVER ONLY

NAVIGATOR

OBTAIN POSITION

This OPS

shortest, most direct waypoint regardless

not

only

a

waypoint,

the

waypoint

As of

GPS

Satellites can

operators. accurate as the

receiver,

take

advantage

but will also

is

always

this

writing,

navigation system

the

beturned off

Remember that the

system

WARNING!

NEVER RELIES

INFORMATION.

CAUTION

all

(like

path of

GPS

to a

waypoint.

obstructions.

navigation

of all available

visually

available.

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NOTICE!

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Defense

Department

operational.

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it's

AS AN AID TO

ON ONLY ONE

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(DOD)

system

be

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or

any

the

tools when

is still in a

GPS

Therefore,

navigation

make certain a

The

II,

NAVIGATION. A

METHOD TO

will show

navigation

prudent

data to the

navigator

travelling

safe

clear,

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declared the

testing phase.

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receiver is

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SONAR SPECIFICATIONS

UltraNav II Dimensions Input Voltage

Current

Transmitter

Frequency Output

Display Pixels

Size

UltraNav II GPS

Power 600 watts

(typical)

RECEIVER SPECIFICATIONS

GPS Module Dimensions

Channels

5.875"H x 7.75W x

10-15 vDC

500 ma 650 ma

192kHz

75 wafts

2.8"H x 3.5W

(lights (lights on)

(RMS)

128Hx160W

20,480

2.5"H x4.1"Wx7" D

Five Parallel Four

Total

continuous for

All satellites in

Update Accuracy

Position 25 Velocity

NMEA 0183 RMB

RMC Minimum Recommended GLL

APB

DBT MTW Water

VHW

VLW

rate One second

Maximum

Standard

0.25

meters/sec AMS

Without SA PDOP.c6.0

SENTENCES

Minimum Recommended

Present Position

Autopilot Steering

Water

Depth

Temperature

Speed Through Distance Travelled/LOG

-

Latitude/Longitude, Data

Water

Sentence, Sentence,

(oC)

(KPH)

(NM)

3.875"D

off)

(peak-to-peak)

position

view tracked

accuracy

Positioning

meters CEP

achievable with

Service

Part B Part C

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1993

rights

Electronics

Eagle

reserved.

subject

manual are simulated.

to

change

without notice.

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OPS MODULE SELF-TEST

P

feature tests the GPS

This

module and returns

This Code Is of

Code.

to the service

only

However, prets

status

the UltraNav II inter-

this code and

message.

a

special

interest

department.

displays

This

message

a

is either "GPS MODULE

PASSED" or "OPS MODULE FAILED" and shows at the bot-

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tom of the screen. The current

software version number also

appears

Contactthefactotycustomerservice departmentif

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test.

To use the mode,

screen shown below

The To exit from

then

attempt

self test

press

this

to use

this

feature, press

the

next to the "GPS MODULE SELF TEST" label.

key

appears.

screen,

press

product

the MENU

the CLEAR

near the bottom of the screen.

fails

if it

keytwice

key.

OPS SIMULATOR

feature

This the

plotter.

distance

place.s position

The unit

to

course over

go,

message appears, navigate

To turn

next to the

immediately.

or

when the simulator is onl

the simulator

"GPS SIMULATOR

To turn the simulator

repeat

the above

alerting

steps.

and

s:navigatesJ

ground,

that the simulator mode is enabled. Don't

you

on,

press

OFF ON" label.

Press the

navigation

data on all

a closed course. It shows

other information. A

and

the MENU

off,

either

key

The simulator mode starts

press

next to

OFF ON" label.

RAM

FEET

0000

RAM

FETE

0000

3.20

the modulefailstheselt

self test.

the

while it's in the

GPS

screens, including

bearing

recurring

then

twice,

and hold the

press

the

OFF

the "GPS SIMULATOR

and

key key

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION MOUNTING 1

CONNECTIONS 2

POWER GPS MODULE INSTALLATION 3

TRANSDUCER

KEYBOARD DISPLAY 8

MENUS 8 HELP

WINDOWS 9

VIEWING

SIDE SCAN OPERATION ii

SONAR AUTOMATIC 12

SENSITIVITY is

RANGE ¶4 ZOOM - Automatic

ZOOM - Manual

MENU-PAGE

CHART SPEED is

GRAYUNE® 16

FISH I.D 17

DISPLAY CONTRAST 18

SONAR ZONE

MENU-PAGE2 23

ADJUST BACK LIGHT

BACK LIGHT ON/OFF 23 SPEAKER VOLUME 23

TURN

CONSTRUCT DIGITAL BOX 24

MENU-PAGE3 25

CHART

DISPLAY ZOOM BAR 25 DISPLAY ZONE BAR 26

DIGITAL SONAR 26

TURN ALL SONAR OFF 26

MENU-PAGE4 27

FASTRAK 27 SELECT UNITS OF MEASURE

CLEAR DISTANCE LOG• 28

MENU-PAGES 28

ADJUST CHART SURFACE CLARITY 28 ADVANCED SIGNAL PROCESSING

MENU-PAGES 29

ADJUST KEEL OFFSET 30

CALIBRATE SPEED 31

PRESET SONAR AND GPS 31

TRANSDUCERS AND CONE ANGLES 32

FISH ARCHES 32

WATER TEMPERATURE

SURVEYING A LAKE 35

BAIT FISH 36

SONAR TROUBLESHOOTING 37

BASICS 6

WINDOWS OPTIONS

OPERATION 12

Operation

I 16

ALARMS . 19

FISH ALARM ¶9

ALARM 20

DEPTH ALARMS 21

LEVEL

BOX OFF 24

DIGITAL

CURSOR

(ASP)

AND THERMDCLINES

6

9

11

14 14

23

25

27

29

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To

setthe

PCFfactor,

the MENU

next to the "CHANGE GPS

key

SETTINGS" label. Now

the

PCF

screen shown on the page appears.

key,

next to the "ADJUST

key

OFFSET'

then

label.

first

press

the

press

The

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Correction

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TO CHANGE VALUE

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Now

the "CHANGE OFFSET" label to eriterthe correctionfactorfor

your

difference between the location shown on the

the

position

Position Correction

Lc4T OFFSET: LON OFFSET:

longitude.

and .068

between the

the chart. In other

north and 0.068

press

the

key adjacent

to

SEPT

location. The screen shown above

shown on the chart.

Factor

N O0OOO12

E U°OO.068'

In this

example,

degrees

east

present position

words,

degrees

we have entered .012

longitude

our

east of the

as the PCF offset. That is the difference

shown on the unit and our

position

shown on the unit is 0.012

position

appears. Remember,

Use the

to move the

numberthatyou in the

numbers. Use the

to to

the

label when desired latitude offset. this

present position

and left arrow

right

black box to the

wishto

latitude,

up

changethe

south,

next to the "ACCEPT"

key

procedure

degrees

shown on the chart.

then enter the

or down arrow

latitudefrom north

if

necessary.

you've

entered the

to

change

north lattitude

position

this is

display

change

Press

Repeat

shown

degrees

the

and

keys

the

by

After

you've

OFFSET

entered on. To leave this

This returnsthe unitto the last used GPS screen. Italso

into effect.

To turn these

the "PCF OFFSET OFF ON" label.

erases

entered the desired

OFF ON" label. This

any

changes

PCF

offset,

off,

thereby turning

offset, press

the PCF

turns

screen,

press

return to this screen and

Remember,

77

the

correction factor that

the

key

it off.

next to the "PCF

key

you

next to the "EXIT" label.

putsyourchanges

the

press

Presetting

next to

key

the unit also

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OFFSET

PCF

GPS

The to determine factor is the Earths

in the calculations matters more

navigation system

position

your

shape.

have

complex,

what the deviations are. The size and to

approximate

if

errors

your navigation

a different one.

the earth's surface are

The term used for these

To reduce the errorfactor between to move or "offset" the

relies on

based on satellite data and other factors. One

Since

be made to accommodate deviations. To

to

not

everyone

device uses one

position

complex

Earth is not atrue

the

uses

shape

improved

ellipsoids

datum,

shown on the

the chart. The unit will add this offset to all

Remember, never

feature

is. This feature should chart.

the GPS error is

be used in an

should

only

be used if

attempt

always

very dynamic

to cancel the error. In

your map

be reset to zero

indicates what the

mathematical calculations

sphere,

the same data to

of the

ellipsoids often. This can

ellipsoid,

while

variations

determine

that are used

chart uses

your

is "Datum."

this unit

gives you

display

position displays

the

capability

to match the one

at all times.

and the PCF offset should

general

when finished with that

(0)

terms this

possible

make

lead to

on

error

INTRODUCTION

The UltraNav II is a

differntial

its class. also one

"UltravisionTM"

of the easiest-to-use

and detail. The

Installing speed,

surface

Read this manual

It makes a

MOUNTING Install the UltraNav

clearance behind the in the bracket base need to secure the

place a piece

OPS receiver

ready

menu features and

Using

screen shows the underwater world with

display

an

optional

water

and take itwith

reference if

great

allow wood screw

mounting

the unit to attach the

high quality,

and

keyboard

ST-T

speed/temperature

temperature,

II in

any

wide screen combination sonar and

with

performance "soft-key" operation,

products

you

that

are also

and distance travelled

the firstfew times

you

it.

need

convenient

that is

has ever built. The wide

Eagle

lighted

sensor,

location,

unitwhen it is tilted forthe best

orthrough-bolt mounting.

of

plywood

hardware. Make certain there is

power

on the back of thin

and transducer cables.

second

to

none in

the UltraNav II is

resolution

high

for

night operation.

gives digital

(log) displays.

use

you

provided

viewing angle.

fiberglass panels

enough

your

there is

Holes

You

room behind

boat

unit.

may

to

For

example, suppose you

are

stopped

marked on a chart. Your unit shows a degrees

Factor

Position

less than the one on the chart.

(PCF)

Offset

feature,

you

make the

Correctq

Factor

OFFSET:

LAT

LOll OFFSET:

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at a location

longitude

Using

that is

position

accurately

that is .010

the Position Correction

unit read the same as the chart.

If

move,

you

tinuously position displays.

more

closely

used

by

son,you

entering offset is saved

doesn't turned

erase the PCF factor.

does

the unit will con-

add the

change

to all

This makes it

match the datum

the chart. Forthis rea-

should be careful when

the PCF offset. This

in

memory.

change

off.

whenthe unit is

However,

a Preset

The smallest hole that Afterthe hole is

then

first,

It

pass

After the cables

compound. through

transducer cable.

Offset

the slot and

will

drilled, passthe

the

power

have been

the bracket to cover the hole. Route the

break out one of the other slots in the bracket for the

one

pass cable down

routed,

power

transducerconnector

through

fill the hole with a

1

or transducer

up throughthe

it.

SLOT

good

is one inch.

plug

marine

power

hole

sealing

cable

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POWER

The UltraNav

results,

power problems

attach the

#18

CONNECTIONS

I! works

attach the

cable to an

with electrical

powercable

wire

gauge

onto it. The

and white. Red is

certain to source as

the

battery

in the event of

attach the in-line

possible.

or

power

battery

power buss,

buss.

a short.

polarity protection connected

backwards,

from a

power cable

accessory

interference.

twelve-volt

directly

or

power

direotlytothe battery.

cable has

power

the

positive

lead,

fuse holder to the

For

example,

This will

attach one

if

protect

The UltraNav

built into

no

damage

the UltraNav II.

battery system.

to the

battery.

however

buss,

Therefore,

ifs saferto

If

the cable

four

black is

you

end of the fuse

II uses a

negative

red lead as

have to extend the

both the unit and

3-amp

If the

will occur to

the unit.

For the

You can

istoo

wires; red, black,

you

go

or

ground.

attach the

may

ahead and

short,

close to the

power

holder

directly

the

power

fuse. There is

power

wires are

best

have

splice

green,

Make

power

cable to

to the

cable

reverse

The

plotter display

Overboard mode. Your

is

pressed

"0" Steer

Man

shown

to the

Overboard

The UltraNav II table.

However,

The UltraNav II

Man Overboard screen

the

stop

next to the

navigtion.

unitfrom

"DISABLE MOB" label.

automatically

the "S' with a circle

by

waypoint flag

was

key

doesn't save the Man Overboard

it does save

always

shows

navigating

shows a .1

when

position

to

get

pressed.

IMPORTANT!

the

position

navigation

whenever the Man

to the Man

the Marl

and

back to the

on the Man

datato

Overboard

This resets the Man

mile

Overboard

the

by

waypoint

position

the

position

Overboard

position, press

in

display

the Man key

icon with a

saved when the

in the

waypoint

Overboard

shown

is

key

pressed.

Overboard

was

screen.

on the

To

the

key

Do not use Failure to use

If

you're

temperature

the

sensor's cable to

this

product

a

installing

sensor's

3-amp

connector marked

TOP"

ON

TO

S PEE P1

TEMP

SENSOR

IMPORTANT!

without a

fuse will void

an

optional

installation

the UltraNav

"SPEED/TEMP CABLE'

CONNECTOR

ULTRANAV II

3-amp

your

speed/temperature sensor,

manual for

Il's

fuse wired into the

warranty.

mounting

power

instructions.

cable and

power

read the

it

plug

cable!

speed/

Route

into the

For

example, suppose you

the Man Overboard

then

displays then switches

key again,

first

you

Repeated

your present

Overboard

must first clear the old Dosition by

stores

backtothe Position screen. If

it will

still show

pressed

pressing

the Man Overboard

position!

is

key

pressed.

are

then

key,

your

present position

navigation

of the Man

The unit

To save a

viewing

press

Overboard

onlysaves

"DISABL MOB" label.

You can however stops

Remember,

the tion are also

safety

procedures

navigate

when

navigating

saving

person immediately

good

courses. Instruct all

before

to do before

For more information on

a

Waypoint"

to a

you go

to the recalled

the victim is the

accident

leaving

any

emergency

section in

waypoint using

back to the Man Overboard

waypomnt.

primary goal.

after the accident

preventatives.

members on board

the dock. Make certain all on board

occurs.

and

saving

recalling waypoints,

this manual.

the Position

the OPS

on the

you press

data to the

key

the

new Man Overboard

pressing the

the

happens.

The

screen,

The

key.

Man Overboard

the Man

position you

-

not

your present position.

does not

position

thefirsttime the

key adiacent to the

Waypoint

screen,

all

Try

Training

Coast Guard has

your

and

you press

UltraNav II

were in when

repeatedly

Dostion.

Recall

first

screen,

Overboard

save

Man

you

feature,

the UltraNavIl

options

to rescue

and educa-

excellent

boat on

safety

know what

see "How to Save

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PRESET

The Presetfeature returns all sonar and OPS units to their

settings. mode onthe

waypoints To

appears.

the UltraNav

to their

MAN OVERBOARD

One of fall overboard. This situation can be

salt. It's course,

measures

can

This resets the units of

sonarside,

or

routes,

the

preset

Press the

II returns to

factory settings.

boating's mostterrifying

particularly dangerous

the first

to

try

use the UltraNav II to

however.

unit,

press

key

thing

and rescuethe

displaycontrast,

the

nextto that label. The menu screen

the OPS

to do is remain calm and

help

measure,

and more. This doesn'terase

MENU

key

position

events is

deadly

at

person.

start a search

night

or if

If

speaker

until the "PRESET UNIT"

screen.

having

on

you're

lose

you

pattern.

volume, automatic

All units will be

afriend

any body

orfamily

of

out of

all standard

try

of the

sight

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Once

you're

after initial rescue efforts have

failed, press MAN OVERBOARD

screen shown at

Your

position

the

top

pressed navigation

Course display. Using

of the

overboard

back at

the UltraNav Vs

at the time

left corner of the

the Man Overboard

data

(COG),

display gives you

position.

the helm

The

key.

right appears.

you pressed

display.

displays

and TimeTo Go

these

showing

displays

the information

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position

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backto the

plotterinthe

need to steer

you

FHJ

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is the time that

(DTG), Bearing (BRG),

postion

original factory

any

label

disappears

water,

sight

person, you

.

key

atthe

lower

back to the man

and

returned

member

fresh or

of land. Of

safety

MOBS

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is shown in

you

of the

top

corner

right

E

The white wire another electronic wire is for a differential

wires are not

green

To connect

a two-wire

white and black

to the black other device. See tions. Use the the

green

Note: The

to use

environments. shielded wires

two instruments.

manual for more information.

The GPS thodule can be installed on a flat surface or view of the

from the

it due to the

GPS MODULE INSTALLATION

adapter)

cabin

roof,

the

pole mounting adapter

stall the module on a one inch mast.

However, antenna shouln't be the

is for a NMEA interface. The UltraNav II sends data to

GPS

power

devices

(DGPS)

through

ends

their

cable. Do not connect the shield to the

navigation

used, tape

a device to the UltraNav's NMEA

shielded cable from the other device's NMEA

wires on the UltraNav il's

wire on the

the other instrument's manual

same

procedure

and black wires on the

shielded wire is not

high

To avoid

whenever

See the NMEA section in the GPS

on a

sky

satellites,

Mount the module in an area that

pole.

at all times. In order for the module to receive the

it must not be obstructed. An ideal

or deck. The

for

lightning protection,

to connect the DGPS

UltraNav

absolutely necessary,

electrical noise levels found in

problems

making

gunnels

highest part

later,

a communications connection between

also make a

lets

you

in-

the

of

the white wire. The

receiver

input.

so that

power

they

output (white wire);

cable.

for more

II.

we

highly suggest

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17mm

(11/16')

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the boat.

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If

mounting

plied

plate. and one 17

module's cable. module and

hole in

surface.

ers, GPS module

Mounting

have

you

surface,

with the GPS

Drill four 5.5 mm

mm

pass

the

gasket

Use 5 mm

and

lock

to the

With Access

access underneath the

use the

(11/16")

Attach the cable to the

it

washers to fasten the

mounting

gasket sup-

module as a tem-

(7/32a)

down

and

th mounting

screws,

holes

hole for the

through

the

flat wash-

surface. Route the cable to the UltraNav II.

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cannot short.

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wiring

receivers

however it is best

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(7/32")

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(4 places)

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If

you

the "cleats"

Mounting

don't have

supplied

can "snake" the will still need the

gasket

cable.

cable

through

gasket.

cleats

as

Drill the

the

mounting

UltraNav II.

"CLEAT"

to be drilled in

as a

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the

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the

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surface

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access to the

with the

module's

UltraNav II.

cableto a

the

template,

mark and drill

the

gasket

"cleats" onto each

and down the

mark four holes for

replace

the cleats

with 5 mm

back side of the

(Note:

location that is

mounting

surface for the

the 17mm

module .and

end of the module

on the module and

(#10)

dropthe

hole. Place the

5 mm

(#10)

screws.

mounting surface,

This is

assuming you

accessable. A hole

cable.) Using

(11/16")

hole for the

use

other end of the

module on the and

mounting

fasten them

Route the cable to the

(using

screws.

the

to

strength (the higher

the

ber, to-noise ratio

erthe SNR

also.

better),

(SNR).

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the num-

and the

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the

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shows statistics for receiver's five channels. includes the

its

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satellite number

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the

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north are not

It's where all lines of

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usually

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display navigation

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the MENU

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the "SELECT UNITS

to the "BEARING"

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keywhile

"CHANGE GPS SETTINGS" label.

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label; This moves the black

next to the "EXIT" label

key

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to

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receiver's manual.

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same. True north is

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to

true or use true

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readings.

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is used. To switch to

displayed.

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and key,

press previous page appears.

the

setup

then

pressthe key

the

key

parameters

frequency

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shown

and bit rate of the station

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press

appears.

steps

the

BEACON RECEIVER SETUP

for

that data.

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this,

first

press

nextto the 'CHANGE GPS SETTINGS"

to

the "SELECT NMEA" label.

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selected,

to

the NMEA screen as shown on the

get

nextto the "SETUP BEACON" label. The

key

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to

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set it

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the MENU

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screen on the

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thread the

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pole mounting adapter

the

pole

the boat. Install and

and

tighten

unscrewing adapter.

through

module on

holes in the module

it

securely.

from the

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the

gasket, pole mounting adapter,

of the

top

mounting adapter

tighten

the set screw

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pole.

pole mounting adapter

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with the holes in the

onto

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mounting pole

so the module will face the bow of

into the

prevent

gasket

pole mounting adapter

the GPS module from

onto the

and

pole.

and

align

pole mounting adapter. Using

the four stainless steel 5 mm screws and lock washers

UltraNav

completes

attach the

II,

the

assembly.

pole mounting adapter

to the OPS module.

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pole mounting

the cable

pass

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the OPS

the four threaded

supplied

with the

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are shown on the

rate

frequency

of the screen. Press the

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to the INC FREQ" to

and bit

side

right

key

frequency

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it. Do the same for the bit rate. (NOTE:

selection on the Starlink MRB-

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proper settings, press

For automatic station

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rate.)

set the station fre-

zero and

to

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the

frequency

next to the "EXIT' label. The UltraNav II

key

and bit rate are

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the beacon receiver is

working.

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menu

page appears.

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con receiver is from the transmitter

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number, rate,

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a screen similar to the one

right appears.

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page

its

frequency

the "health' of the station

=

best,

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receiving

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your present position,

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TRANSDUCER

See the

transducer

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only

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and make menu

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owner's manual

installation

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instructions.

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keys

the basic

keyboard

selections with the

keys

sonar functions. The

activates the

used to

included with the

capability.

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section

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in the

right

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activate the alarm

arrow

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to

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information

other

marine instruments. The UltraNav II uses

protocols:

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steering, speed,

the

power

instrument. See the installation section in the connection information.

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UltraNav II also has the

capability

data from a beacon receiver. This

gives

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a beacon

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to "listener"

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mainly

cable

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for

and more. In order to use this

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to receive differential

the unit much better

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wish to use.

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adjust

the

adjust

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output.

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top

the CLEAR

press

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The arrival

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lets

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The anchor alarm sounds

a

(600 feet), the location where

CHANGING GPS SETTINGS

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radius. For

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you

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if

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if

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menus work

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data to the last saved

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situations occur where it becomes

on the UltraNav II controls the

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to

a

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to show fish and other detail.

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the

adjust

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the

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to increase or

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is

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waypoint

in order to

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first

press

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to that

the WAYPT

position

key,

then

with the

press

the

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bottom left side of the unit or wait a few seconds and the menus disappear.

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key adjacent

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keys

the

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capability

water and

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key

the

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when

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save menu

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if

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then enter "085".

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the zoom

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scroll across the screen are

the screen.

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appears.

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The rate the screen

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waypoints.

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when

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it thinks a

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distinguish

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actual fish echoes. There arefourfish

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distance,

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shows the unit of

in use. In

the units of mea-

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movesthe black

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plotter

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plotter displays. CHANGE DISPLAY

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to

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digital displays, MENU

showing.

navigation displays

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digital

displays

or customized at will. When the UltraNav II is first turned

preset,

waypoint (BRG),

depth (DEPTH),

change any

the four

(SOG), Bearing

(COG).

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or all of the

first

while the

key

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marked. This includes the

on the left side of the

digital displays

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and

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the

press

is

plotter

the

key

next to the "CHANGE DIS-

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the box

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change Cross Track Error

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plotter

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display.

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display appears.

have the

you

digital displays customized, press

to

displays,

on the UltraNav II will show

navigation,

are Distance To Go

to

waypoint (BRG),

displays

(DTG), Speed

that can be

(COG),

(ALT).

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plotter

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press

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the CLEAR

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(XTE),

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until the

key

key.

again.

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The UltraNav

Fish Alarm. It sounds

group

of a bar.

alarm is

alarm. navigation.

To

appears.

adjust the "SET DEPTH OR GPS

is shown and described in the

zone alarm section. Once see this

arrow

on the

example, selected,

next to the 'CHANGE VALUE"

label. Use the numbered

to set thealarm. For

ALARMS

II has three different

when

the

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of

types

sonar alarms. The first is

l.D. feature determines an echo or

of echoes is a fish. Another alarm is the Zone Alarm which

echo that

Any

called

the

appears

Depth

This is useful as an anchor

See the GPS section for information on

alarm,

press

first

press

next to the "SET

key

or

deep digital

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the down

alarm is

the

example,

an

adjust

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the shallow

page appears.

screen, press

until the black box is

key

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the shallow

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the

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key

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the bottom

a

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key.

DEPTH OR GPS ALARMS" to

you press

the menu shown at the

DEPTH OR GPS

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keys

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to setthe shallow alarm's value

to 10

feet, press

the 0

press next to the "ENTER" label. The unit returns

When either bottom of the screen. Press the "CLEAR"

alarm is

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triggered again,

following

the 1

When the desired value has been

key.

depth

section

then

key,

alarm

sounds,

the alarm

describes each

a "Silence

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sonar alarm and its limits.

to the ALARMS screen.

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mutethe alarm. When the

keyto

the alarm. The

will

signal

trigger

alert,

GPS alarms.

the

key

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press

appears

consists

or for

below

next to

of the

top

the

at the

the

last

this

key

PLOTTER MENU SELECT UNITS OF MEASURE

The UltraNav II can

velocity

magnetic

format.

in miles

or

-

PAGE TWO

display

perhour,

Altitude in feet or

true,

distance in

kilometers

FISH ALARM Use the fish alarm for a distinctive audible alarm when fish or other

miles, kilometers,

or

hour,

per

meters,

58 19

knots,

and time in 12 hour or 24 hour

or nautical

bearing

miles,

in

degrees

suspended objects

sounds for each fish

are detected

symbol

size shown on the

by

the Fish l.D. feature. A

display.

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ZONE ALARM

The zone alarm consists of

bar that

side of the screen.

that

between the

the zone alarm's bar the zone alarm.

Note:Thezone alarm isn'tavail-

able in the Windows mode.

appears

on the

Any

on the

and bottom of

top

will

right

echo

screen

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a

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the

alarm

the zone alarm bar

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alarm,

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key.

TO

UPPER!

steps automatically

off,

leave the zone

To

Zone Alarm Bar"

press

shown below

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the

press

the

next to the "Set Zone Alarm"

key

appears.

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Use the

the bottom of the bar

N

lower. To

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bar,

the "CHANGE TO UPPER" la-

bel. Now use the arrow

move the

or lower. When

zone alarm bar set as press

menus.

turn

the zone alarm on if it was off. To turn

ALARM

bottom of the screen.

disappears

alarm baron the screen all of the

section in this manual for instructions.

then

key,

from the screen after

alarm bar shows on

side of the screen.

right

arrow

move the

first

press

top

the CLR

the

press

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keys

the

key

of

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you

to erase the

key

label. A

to move

or

higher

of the

top

next to

to

keys

bar

higher

have the

desired,

next to the

make

you

see

time,

SET RANGE

Use this menu to

plotter's range

across the range

UltraNav II is turned on for the

first time. The available

ranges

20,50, you

tions in

out" to see

tion,

ICON Pressing

the EVENT MARKER

Event Marker section. This also turns on all of the ALARMS

Press this

see the ALARMS section.

plotter's display.

is 1 statute mile when the

are

.1, .2, .5, 1, 2, 5, 10,

and 100 miles. This lets

"zoom in"to see small varia-

your

present position,

ON/OFF

this

key

change

or distance

course or "zoom

your starting posi-

turns on the icons that

key

for the alarms menu. For more information on the

the

The

plotter

track, course,

For more

key.

and

destination.

placed

you

information on this

GOTO CURSOR

As

previously

highlightaposition. hairs on the

next to the "GOTO CURSOR" label on the

UttraNav II to show

the cross hairs. This To use this

the

plotter

the MENU the

key

CURSOR" label. The unit re

turns to the

waypoint flag appears screen

the location of the cursor cross

hairs when

next to the "GOTO CUR

key

SOR" label.

described,

display

feature,

screen.

key. Finally, press

next to the "GOlD

plotter

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you pressed

the cursor lines can

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are shown at the

navigation

automatically

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PLOTFING WITH A

WAYPOINT

Usingthe

waypoint

•

way andcurrentonyourboat.

simplifies navigation. recall

(See tionfor more

press screen similar to the one at

The "5" is the

"flag"

number inside the

waypoint

direct course from the get

plotterwith

or route is an

to see the effects of wind

plotter

waypoint.

to the

in this

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the

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information.)

the PLOTTER

appears.

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with a number

number 10 is the destination. The dotted line isthe

waypoint.

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POSITION/NAVIGATION DISPLAYS

UltraNav II has a

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indicator, signed

of them

"Change Display"

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screens that can be customized

Windows section for more

'Customize" section.

If the data shown in

then it means that data is invalid. Do not

For

example,

satellites and hasn't last known until

you

Each of the

then

pressing

description

local time and

your

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feature on the first GPS menu screen.

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if the

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position, notyour present position!

have found the reason the unit has lost the satellites!

following

the

key

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important

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numbers on

re-aquired

screens is available

next to the desired screen label. A detailed

date

display

system updates

screen,

navigation

data.

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by using

the Windows feature. See the

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screen on this unit is

any

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them. The

position

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this clock

screen,

plotter, steering

displays

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then the unit has lost the

that is

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of each screen follows.

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wrong,

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when the

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see the

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with this unit

the MENU

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even

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FASTRAK

This feature oes to short the

display's

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or when

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continues to

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right

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operate

gives you

of conditions

the boat. This

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you're

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repeat

instead of the "TURN

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the same

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the menu

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to a

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with

practice,

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the

key

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then

to the

SATELLITE INFORMATION SCREEN The satellite information screen shows technical data about each

in view. The UltraNav II has a five channel GPS receiver. Data on each channel is shown

through

five on the left side of

the screen.

constellation has a number

the

assigned

The

to

PRN is the first number

atthetop

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it,

the channel's row. TIRK stands

"track.' If the UltraNav II is

for

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the

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then a 'S'

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SELECT UNITS OF MEASURE

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surface water

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kilometers and distance

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change

the units of mea-

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press

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display

temperature

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in

miles,

key adjacent

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hour,

per

or

knots,

kilo-

the

in

to

the "SELECT UNITS OF MEA-

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water

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"EXIT"

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wakes,

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increases. The maximum depth range.

surface

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change

the "ADJUST CHART the desired 5CC

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have the units of

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DISTANCE LOG

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markings

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distance as soon as it is

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28

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depth,

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miles

change.

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the SCC

finished.

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switch from feet to

to the "M".

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key

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it

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maximum

low, medium,

level is low. To

the

key adjacent

perhour.

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next to

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the

to

the number

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the time. Press the

to

key

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key Press the

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change

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the down arrow

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you're

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DATE" numbered

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next to the "EXIT" label. The unit will switch to the

screen and start

the satellites

It should find the satellites and

show a

utes.

COLD START

When the UltraNáv II is turned

on for the first time "out of the

message

the receiver.

If the unit can't lock

it has

can given

with the unit turned off. To send a cold start

press

SE1TINGS" label.

label. The unit will

satellites. It should lockonto them in

today's date, press

next to the "CHANGE

key

label. The screen shown below

When

keys.

numbers atthe

next to the label that

key

need to

is

correct,

position

to the GPS receiver. You

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the MENU

top

change.

press

searching

currently

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if

you've

longitude

key. Finally, press

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the

position

in view.

instead of west. Or if

finished,

you're

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a cold start

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the data

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sends a "cold start"

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Use a chart to determine longitude

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take,

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changing.Afterthe

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next to the "ACCEPT' label. Now

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or west

numbered longitude

press CHANGE ALTITUDE

• To

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label. The UltraNav II needs to know

your height

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cient. Use the numbered arrow in Death You would need to enter the numbers

change done.

CHANGE TIME To

the "CHANGE TIME" label. The screen shown at the

appears.

that

you

enter a

you

position

present position,

if

"5",

necessary.

enter

your present

the numbered

using

position

degrees, minutes,

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the left or

press

to move to the num-

keys

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the

key

longitude,

keys.

if it's lessthan 100

the

enter

key

change

next to the "ACCEPT" label.

key

your present altitude, press

above the

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the local time

your position

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first

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keys.

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next to the "CHANGE LAT" label.

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latitude!

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key

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to the

the

or down arrow

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if

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Be certain to enter a zero "0" as the first number in the

degrees! Afteryou've

the

key

elevation above sea level.

your

ground.) Again,

altitude is below

and the

keys

spot you're standing

(the

to enter

key

time at

an

your

sea level.

"35",

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your position), press

to switch the "E" to "W"

keys

longitude using

enteredthe last

next to the "CHANGE ALT"

approximation

altitude data. Press the

For

example, suppose you're

is

usually

number,

in is 35 feet below sea level.

then

press

the

up

the

of the next

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key

you're

next to

(Not

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to

ASP

(Advanced Signal Processing)

ASP feature is a noise

The

constantly interference. This automatic feature

under most

evaluates the effects of boat

conditions.

rejection system

The ASP feature is an effective tool in

cnoise is

sources such as

bubbles engine.

The ASP feature

levels, with

noise,

and fix However,

This allows

undesired

any

signal.

bilge pumps, engine ignition systems

passing

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rather than

it,

over the face of the

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noise

has two levels

the

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suggest

that

continually using

there are times when

to view all

you

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cap produce

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ASP

setting.

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you

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incoming

echoes before

gives

transducer,

steps

built into

speed,

the best

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combating

electrical and mechanical

by

even

unwanted

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if

to find the interference source

the unit with the

want to turn the ASP feature off. the ASP feature. To

change

key level is obtained.

SYSTEM INFORMATION

The

the software used in the Accura. To view this

then "More" label until the fifth menu

page appears.

key FORMATION" label. A screen

similar to the one at pears.

screen, press

the

"Exit" label.

the ASP

next to the "ADJUST LEVEL OF CHART ASP" label until

System

press

Information menu

the

level,

next to the

key

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press

next to the "SYSTEM IN-

press

the

the MENU

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the date and revision number of

menu,

EAGLE

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To return to the sonar

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next to

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the UltraNav II that

water

conditions,

display possible

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wiring,

vibration from the

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the Menu

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ADJUST The keel offset

compensateforthetransducers

location. Since measures the water

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depth

called the keel Another time

the bottom measurmentyou

face of the transducer. sonar unit will show

bottom.

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press

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played.

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SET" label. The screen

below

The

upper

The keel offset in use

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KEEL OFFSET

feature lets

this sonar unit

depth

transducer,

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example, suppose

sounder's

you may

depth

digital depth

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the keel

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the

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appears.

digital depth

left corner of

difference

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feet below the

reading (47 feet)

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from the find

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the bottom

display

offset,

key

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displays

the screen.

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the

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sonarthat is affected

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the keel offset is if

of the boat.

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the time

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initialization

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key,

key next tG the "SET below

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simply pressthe key arrow with the desired label.

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Greenwich,

position display

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speed up

process

position

date and time

the GPS

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takes a few minutes or less to find the satellites once

by

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keys. Next,

next to

key

steps

positive

label. The screen shown

the "EXIT" label to

as

above,

to

negative

showing.

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depth

0.0

USE NUMBERED KEYS

ENTER

USE UP & DOWN

FOR

percentfasterthan youractual

calibration.

to

negative.

CALIBRflTION.

PLUS OR MINUS,.

The

and down arrow

up

the

press

key

using

to

set the keel

press

but

press

before

optional

speed

your boat,

Now

press

below

TO

CURSORS

speed,

next to the

the

you

first

then

keys

PRESET SONAR AND OPS

46

The UltraNav II has a built-in

sensitivity, all

settings except

memory. (Waypoints, icons,

chart

speed,

for

waypoint

keel

offset, speed calibration,

and

memory

and

routes are saved in a

that saves all

route information

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such

settings

and more.

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Therefore, every

time

turn the unit

you

on,

the

settings

are

exactly

as

you

left them.

However, you

preset

feature. This returns all

same time. To usethis

screen is

AND GPS" label. The

TRANSDUCER CONE ANGLES

•

The sound waves from the

shaped between the outside

offers a

Eagle

The transducer

angle. angle. Typically,

operating

allows

you

degree ducer covers

can return the UltraNav

sonar and GPS receiver

feature,

showing. Next, press

screen will clear and return to thesonar

beam, This looks much

edges

choice of transducers with either an 8

supplied

wide cone

press

the

transducer

like the beam from a

of the cone is the cone

with the UltrNav II has a 20

angle

in shallow to medium water

to see more of the

cone

covers

only

an area

about a two foot circle;

underwater world. In 15 feet of waterthe 20

about six feet across. The 8

II to it's

the MENU

key adjacent

spread

transducers

depths.

factory settings using

settings

sixtimes

key

whiJe

the

at the

a sonar

to the "PRESET SONAR

display.

out into thewater in a cone

flashlight

angle.

or

(2O degrees)

The 20

degree

The

20

degree

are ideal for

cone

degree

angle

cone cone

angle

trans-

-

GPS

HOW IT WORKS

The Global that has ever

(DOD) needs of 24 hour

Basically, Earth

system

Positioning System (GPS)

been devised. Conceived

and the United States

global positioning,

the

system

11,000

miles in

is

fully operational.

works space.

military,

using

b

There will be 21 satellites

more satellites will act as

Three

total of 24. When all satellites are in

view

nearly anywhere

requires

in

at least three satellites to

latitude/longitude.

it locks on to at

on Earth

A 3D fix is

least four

twenty-four

give

your latitude/longitude plus

satellites,

is the best

by

the GPS 365

days a year.

approach

the

Department

system

to

is an answerto their

a cohEtëllatibn Of sàtOllites

in

orbit when

spares,

place,

"2D" fix.

a

it

displays

at least four

hours a

a

of

them

The OPS receiver

day.

2D fix is

(A

your position

altitude.)

3D fix.

navigation

of Defense

orbiting

the

for a

will be in

When

The 20

the 8

-

Since the sound

degree

freshwater,

to much

Both 8

degree

even

though

because

is

of the

edge

whether

if the cone

UltraNav

the resolution limitations of the

transducer is almost

in

mostly

1

Oofeet- salt

salt water. In a

energy

deeper depths.

the

you

signal

you

passes

II

may

and 20

are over

degree

bottom.signal

are

seeing

shows

rocks; mud,

over a

not arch at all. This is due to the narrow cone diameter and

the best to use in

water

deep

envirOnment, (300

angle

the narrowcone

water)

always

is concentrated in a smaller

transducers

accurate bottom

give

is much wider on the 20

more of the bottom.

the true

you

fish in shallow

depth.

etc.

water,

display.

Remember,

The rest of the

the

fresh•water,

is more desirable.

it can

area,

degree

penetrate

readings,

model. This

the shallow

tells

signal

signal displayed

feet

you

on the

FISH ARCHES

Fish arches are created when the cone of sound

passes

over a fish. The

distance to a fish when the cone first strikes it is shown as "A" on the next

When the center Of the cone

page.

as shown "B" As the cone

shown in "C".

leaves the

strikes the

fish,

32

fish,

the distance increases

the distance is shorter

as

again

It takes three satellites to

As the receiver locks on to

satellite

it.

by measuring

Each satellite has an

each

the

length

extremely

satellite,

of time it takes the radio

accurate clock that tells the receiver

when the radio transmission started. against

(travelling

you

its own

atthe

speed

can calculate

the receiver can determine

thus it knows

clock,

of

lightl)

distance. Once

position.

reach it. If

to

you

45

determine posifion.

it calculates the distance from the

to reach

signal

The receiver

how

long

you

have this from three

compares

it took the radio

knowtime and

that time

signal

speed,

satellites,

then then

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GPS

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HOW

GPS

ACCURACY

THE EAGLE GPS MODULE

GETTING STARTED

CHANGE POSITION CHANGE

CHANGETIME CHANGE DATE

•

COLD

POSITION/NAVIGATION

SATELLITE INFORMATION SCREEN POSITION SCREEN

STEERING SCREEN NAVIGATION

CUSTOMIZE

PLOTTER

PLOTTER CURSOR PLOTTING WITH A

PLOTTER MENUS

PLO1TER MENUS

IT WORKS

-

INITIALIZATION

ALTITUDE

START

SCREENS

PLOTTER MENU CLEAR PLOT

SETRANGE ICON

ON/OFF

ALARMS

GOTO

CURSOR

CHANGE DISPLAY

SCREEN

WAYPOINT

-

DISPLAYS

PAGE 1

PAGE 2

SELECT UNITS OF MEASURE

BACK LIGHT ON/OFF

•

GRID LINES

PLOTTER UPDATE

MARKER

USING

THE EVENT MARKER WITH ThE CURSOR

ERASING ICONS.

WAYPOINT NAVIGATION

HOWTOSAVEAWAYPOINT

QUICK SAVE METHOD VIEWANDSAVEMETHOD

ENTER

NEW WAYPOINT

NAME A WAYPOINT ERASEAWAYPOINT

RECALL A WAYPOINT

ROUTES

CREATING A ROUTE

NAMEAROUTE

WAYPOINT SELECTION

FOLLOWING A ROUTE

CANCEL NAVIGATION

MODIFYING A ROUTE

ERASINGAROUTE

•

GPS ALARMS

ARRIVAL ALARM

XTE

ANCHOR ALARM

CHANGING GPS SETtINGS SELECT NMENDGPS RECEIVER TRUE AND MAGNETIC POSITION

PRESET MAN OVERBOARD

(CROSS

TRACK

ERROR)

PCF OFFSET GPS MODULE SELF-TEST

•

GPS

SIMULATOR

SPECIFICATIONS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ALARM

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46

47

48 48

48 49

49

SC SC

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53

54

55 56

56

56 56

57

57 57

57

58

58 59

6D

60 • 60

61 61

61

62 62

63 63

64 64

65 65

65 66 67

66 68

69 69 70

70 70

70

71

73

74 74

76 78

76

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TRANSDUCER CONE ANGLES

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small fish

Very

arch,

partial

will

.

arch,

Because of

the

etc.,

probably

or a

shape

but turn the

waterconditions,

sensitivity

will not arch

similarto an arch if

sensitivity up

such as

sometimes

cannot be increased

at all. Medium sized fish will show a

they're

in

deeper

heavy

in

water to see the arch.

surface

deep

clutter,

enough

water.

Large

thermoclines,

to

get

fish

ULTRANAV H

One of the best of the water. For better the screen UltraNav II is

making

as medium to

If

fish

it easier to see detail. For the best

as

high

you

symbols

possible

deep

see fish

WATER TEMPERATURE AND Water

temperature

activities of

temperature

all

slows down their metabolism. At this

much

food as

Most fish don't limits. A

water streams

surface

spawning temperatures

that

stocked in lakes

• have a wider

•

within which it tries to

at the

level that

comfortable here.

The

temperature

Layers

layer

of different

of water is called a

thermocline can

be two or more at

may

fishermen because fish will be above the

below it.

just

to

ways

example,

resolution will be. The

fish arches is to

get

expand

from 45 to 60 feet. The smallerthe

easiest

with the Zoom feature. This feature

results,

water,

signals

without

when the unit is in

getting

this

method should

when the Fish I.D. feature is

has an

fish.

Fish are cold blooded and their bodies are

of the

surrounding

consume in

they

spawn

temperature

too warm. Bass and other fish

get

important-if

unless the

that remain too cold

temperature

provides

tolerance than

stay. Schooling

this

temperature.

too much noise on the screen. In

work

to

the manual

on,

try increasing

THERMOCLINES

not

controlling-influence upon

water.

During

time, they

the

need about a fourth as

the summer.

watertemperature

meter

helps identify

for various

species.

eventually

the summer. While some fish

during

others,

fish

each has a certain

suspended

We assume

of water in the lake is seldom constant from

temperatures form,

thermocline. The

with the

vary

they

thermocline while

season

different

are areas where fish are active.

and the

or

depths.

larger game

junction

depth

time of

day.

Thermoclines are

or "zoom" a

to do this on the

way

expands

turn the

display

mode,

winter,

is within rather narrow

the desired

Trout can't

segment

segment,

the

echoes,

sensitivity up

fish arches.

but don't

the

sensitivity.

always

colder water

surface

survive

the

get

the the

die out when

range

over

they

of

a warm and cool

and thickness of the

In

deep

Many

fish will

water lie

deep

are the most

to

bottom.

top

lakes there

important

times bait

suspend

in or

in

to

GPS

OPERA11ON

WARNING!

USE THIS GPS RECEIVER

CAREFUL NAVIGATOR OBTAIN POSITION INFORMATION.

This GPS

shortest,

waypoint regardless

not

only

a

waypoint,

the

waypoint

As of this

GPS Satellitescan beturned off

operators. accurate as the

receiver, (like

direct

most

take

advantage

but

is

writing,

navigation system operational.

Remember that the UltraNav

path

of

will,also

always

the

Department

system

obstructions.

available.

ONLY AS AN AID TO NAVIGATION. A

NEVER RELIES ON ONLY ONE METHOD TO

CAUTION

all GPS

to a

of all available

visually

navigation equipment)

waypoint.

check to

NOTICE!

of Defense

oraccuracycan

it's

using.

It

provides navigation

Therefore,

navigation

The

the

make certain a

(DOD)

system

be

II,

is

degraded

or

any

will show the

data to the

prudent navigator

tools when

clear,

travelling

safe

has not declared the

in a

still

GPS

testing phase.

atwill

bythe system

receiver is

path

only

will

to to

as

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SURFACE LAYER

ABSORBS HEAT

FROM THE SUN

EPILIPQ1NION

830

780

770

760

750

The UltraNav will

probably

e

II can detectthis invisible

have to be turned

to see it.

up

THERMOCUNE

MOST PRODUCTIVE ZONE FOR FISHING

VARIES IN DEPTH

DUE TO

WIND,

CURRENTS,

layerinthewater,

butthe

560

500

470

sensitivity

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TROUBLESHOOTING

If

following

service

your

unit is not

department.

working,

troubleshooting

It

may

IMPORTANT

INFORMATION!

Or if

section

save

need

you

before

the trouble of

you

technical

contacting

help, please

the

factory

retqrning your

customer

use the

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transducer. reducing

sure it is

bonded to the

2. Electrical causes the sonar to

rejection

as fish or even

certain the

the

positive

Check the fuse.

freezes,

Electrical noise

be

interfering

away

ignition

Inspect

its

shootingthrough onlyone

feature. This

on:

power

battery terminal,

battery voltage

If it

wiring

locks

from the boat's

with the sonar

from

other electrical

cable

power

switch

the transducer

transducerand

in

echo,

transducer is

Oil, dirt,

effectiveness. If the

hull. Do NOT use

noise from

structure from the

cable's

power

on the

up,

to the unit.

and fuel

connection

cable is

the

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terminals are

or

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the boat's motor can

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can cause the unit to

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motor,

unit.

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wiring

to the

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powerconnectors.

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or

ground.

connector. It should

defective,

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battery

or an

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down. Clean

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