LMS-1
50
LITHO
IN
U.S.A.
988-0119-28
c.
I®LQWRAfjcE
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
1?000 E.
SKELLY
AND
OPERATION
ELECTRONICS,
DR.,
TULSA,
OK
INC.
74128
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NOTES:
Copyright© 1991,1992,
All
All sonar and loran
Features and
specifications subject
This loran receiver
will show the
shortest,
provides navigation
obstructions.
take
only
will also
to a
path
Therefore,
advantage
visually
waypoint
screens
(like
data
of all available
check to make dertain a
is
always
USE THIS LORAN RECEIVER ONLY AS
NAVIGATION. A CAREFUL NAVIGATOR NEVER
Lowrance
reserved.
rights
in
this manual are simulated.
to
CAUTION
all loran
navigation
most direct
the
to
the
WARNING!
waypoint, regardless
prudent navigator
available.
Electronics,
change
path
without
to a
navigation
clear,
equipment)
waypoint.
AN AID
RELIES ON ONLY ONE METHOD TO OBTAIN
POSITION INFORMATION.
Inc.
notipe.
It
of
will not
tools,.but
safe
TO
NOTICE!
MAKE CERTAIN THE LORAN IS DISPLAYING THE CORRECT
POSITION IN LATITUDE/LONGITUDE COORDINATES BEFORE
NAVIGATING WITH
RECT
ERLY.
FOR THE NAVIGATION FEATURES TO WORK PROP-
THIS UNIT. THE POSITION MUST BE COR-
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INTRODUCTION
MOUNTING
POWER
LORAN
SPEED/TEMPERATURE
TRANSDUCER
KEYBOARD
DISPLAY
MEMORY-PRESET
FREQUENCYSELECT
AUTOMATIC
SENSITIVITY
GRA'YUNBE
RANGE
ZOOM-Automauc
SONAR
SONAR
CHARTSFEED
FISH I.D
CHART
SONAR
CONNECTIONS
MODULE
-
Automauc
Manual
Manual
MENUS
MENU-PAGEI
CURSOR
ALARMS
DEPTHALARMS
SHALLOW
DEEP
ZONEALARM
FISH
ALARM
ALARM
AUDIO ALARM
SONAR MENU
CONSTRUCT
SELECT
FASTRAK
ASP
SONAR
NOISE
SET
DISPLAY
DISPLAY
SONAR MENU
-
PAGE 2
DIGITAL
-
MENU
PAGE
REJECTION
SURFACE
ZONE ALARM
ZOOM
L
PAGE 4
DIGITAL
DGITALSONAR
DIG!TAL
SONARMENU
SONAR
-PAGE 5
INSTALLATION
SENSOR
CONNECTIONS
ALARM
ON/OFF
BLOCK
SIZES
CLARITY
(5CC)
BAR
WINDOW BAR
FREQUENCY
TABLE OF
INSTALLATION
CONTENTS
1
.2
2
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
10
12
is
13
15
16
17
18
16
19
20
21
21
21
22
23
24
24
25
27
28
29
so
SI
32
32
SONAR
KEELOFFSET
CALIBRATESPEED
CLEARDISTANCELOG
TURN
SONAR
MENU
SELECT UNITS
DISPLAY
BA)TERY
BACKUP
-
E'AGE
OF
MEASURE
CONTRAST
OFF
SPEAKER VOLUME
BACKLIGHTS
SONAR
TRANSDUCERS
MENU-PAGE
SUSPEND
PRESET SONAR
SONAR
AND
7
OPERATION
AND LORAN
CONE ANGLES
FISHARCHES
SONAR
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LORAN
TROUBLESHOOTING
OPERATION
as
as
36
36
37
37
37
as
39
41
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INTRODUCTION
The LMS-150
today.
perfo'mance.
tion at the
underwater
displays
(distance.
ceiver,
complete
represents
It
rivals, other
With its
touch of a buffon.
world with
boat
speed,
The
log).
with
one of the best
sonar units
menus,
the
The
resolution and
high
surface
loran module
plotter
water
and
values in
much
costing
[MS-iso
CLEARVISIONTM
temperature,
gives
you
waypoint navigation
more in features and
offers
detail. The '[MS-i 50
and
a full
sportlishing
easy-to-use opera-
screen shows the
sonar
also
distance travelled
featured loran re-
capabilities.
Although
menu
different
ing
the [MS-i 50
system
features and
buff
ons!
MOUNTING
You
can install
is
clearance behind
best
viewiitig
use
woàthscrews or
You
may
glass panels
enough
The smallest
inch.
the
hole
After
royting
pound.
heed to
room
After
first,
Offset
angle.
drilling
the
has
makes it
easy
functions on the
the LMS-150 in
the unit.
Then mark
through-bolts
place a piece
to
secure the
behind the unit
hole that will
the
hole,
then
pass
cables,
the
fill the
the bracket to
features and
many
to use.
convenient
any
Place it in
the
holes in the
to
of
plywood
mounting,
to attach the
one
pass
the
pass
power
cover the
transducer connector
cable
hole with a
Above
all,
unit. You
position
attach the
on the back
hardware.
power
power
or
down
good
hole.
functions,
don't be
can't hurt ft
location, provided there
first and
bracket base. You
bracket to the
the
'soft
key"
afraid to
by press-
tilt it br Ihe
boat.
try
can
of thin fiber-
Make certain there is
and
transducer
transducer
plug
cables.
is one
up through
through
it.
marine
sealing
cam-
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POWER
CONNECTIONS
The LMS-i 5aworks from
results,
power
problems
attach
enough., splice
red
have
end
protect
attach
the
power
cableto an
accessory
with electrical
#18
cable
gauge
the.power
lead as close to the
to extend the
of the fuse
power
holder
both the unit and
interference.
directly
power
directly
a twelve-von
cable
directly
or
battery
to the
power buss,
Therefore,
to
the.battery
wire onto it. Attach
source as
cable to the
the
power
battery
to the
battery
cable in the event of
Far
system only.
battery.
You
however
it's saferto
If
the cable is nS
the best
can attach the
you may
ahead and
go
the in-line fuse holderto the
possible..
For
or
power buss;
or
power
example,
attach one
buss: This will
a short.
have
long
if
you
NOTES:
The
powercable has
lead, black is
interface. To
autopilot
the [MS-i
shield wire
connect the
more
instructions. If
white wire
negative
use this
or
other marine
50's
power
to the black wire
shield wire to the
to
prevent
The [MS-i 50 has
unit if the
until the
Minimize
possible
generators
power
wiring
and
Attach the
150's
power
speed/temperature
wires are hooked
power
is
electrical noise
sources of electrical
is
the
transducer cables
speed/temp
cable.
three
wires, red, white, and
or
ground.
feature,
equipment's
cable. Solder
The white wire is used for
attach a
shielded,
NMEA interfaceto
the twisted
on the LMS-i 50's
autopilot.
you're
not
going
to use this
a short.
reverse
connected
engine's wiring harness.
polarity protection.
backwards.
up
properly.
by
routing
away
sensor's
on the cables
Tags
sensor's connector.
the
interference. One of the
from
and loran module's
black.
twisted
pairs ground
power
See
your autopilot's
feature,
No
damagewill
However,
cable
power
For. best
the
engine wiring.
identify
both the
Red is the
positive
the NMEA
paircable
the white wire on
cable. Do not
cut
fromthe
wire and
manual for
ancitape
dccurto
the
the
it won't work
from
away
largest
results, keep
cable to the [MS-
loran and the
other
noise
the
INSTALLATION
When
where
A
choosing a mounting location,
it's clear of other
location is
high
tenna shouldn't be the
mounted
radio antennas.
vertically.
-
LC-1
Loran-C
antennas, wires, masts,
preferred,
highest part
MODULE
however
of the boat. The
Make certain it is as far
remember to install
the
or other obstructions.
forlightning protection,
antennashould be
away
as
possible
from VHF
E[C-1
the an-
2
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SPEED/TEMP
SENSOR
TO
bran
MODULE
Improper. performance can also
close to metal
places
and
You
antenna:.
mount
The
(NOT
hardware.
the
Loran
obstructed.
must
purchase
The threads
is
base
base
mounting
pipe
thread).
Tighten
objects
most
such as
assembly
in the
an
eight
are standard
commonly
threads are
This allows the
all
hardware
AUTOPILOT DR
OTHER
MARINE
NMEA
INTERFACE
occur if the
antenna is
tuna towers.
clear is
foot
preferable
stainless steel
3/8-24 for the
used
to mount the
conventional 1"-14
use of
securely.
standard antenna
IRE
TO
EOUIPMENPS
mounted too
Again, a location that
to one
or
Loran to the
that is
fiberglass
whip.
A
high
whip
ratchet
boat.
machine thread
mounting
The
cable
cable if its
extension cable is
call
your
department
The
LC-1 can
if
desired.
supplied
too
local
for
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Instead,
available if
service center
more
information.
be
attached to a
is
thirty
coil and
the cable is
or the
swivel
Eagle
bracket or hollow
3
feet
long.
store h out of
too short.
Factory
Ask
Customer
extension
Do
not cut the
the
way.
dealer or
your
An
Service
mast,
SPEED/TEMPERATURE
Mount the
where the flow of water is smoothest. There should
amount of turbulence and air bubbles in the chosen location. The
side of the transom is
(left)
can be used if
strakes, ribs,
speed
speed/temp
necessary.
or thru-hull
sensor. In a
typical
SENSOR INSTALLATION
sensor on
preferred,.however
Do not mount the
fittings
installation,
the boat's transom in a locatien
thestarboard
that will disturb the flow of water to the
the
speed
minimum
be a
port
side
(right)
speed
sensorbehind
sensor is mounted six
to twelve inches frpm the centerline of the boat. The sensor must be in
the water
location is
at
all times to function
in
the water even at
properly.
high speed
Make certain the chosen
or when the boat is on
plane.
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Once the
proper
location has bean
determined, place
sensor on the
the
transom withthe bottom of the sensor flush with the bottom of the hull.
Mark the transom in the center of each slot and drill a 5/32"
to
hole. Mount the sensor
Use a
included).
Adjust
the sensor so it is flush with the underside of the hull and
good
grade
hull
the
with #10 stainless steel screws
of
caulking compound
to seal the screws.
mounting
(not
tighten
the screws.
It the base of the transom has a
transom and the sensor with
radius,
caulking compound
water flow.
Route the sensor cable to the in-line connector on the sonar unit's
power
cable and attach it.
SENSOR LOCATION
fill the
gap
to insure a smooth
between the
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TRANSDUCER
The
LMS-150 has
kHz or
or at
diagram
the
Transducer
50 kHz. It
the same
below
LMS-15o. Note: If
time in an
shows
Adapter
CONNECTIONS
dual
frequency capability.
will
display
Cable must
echoes from
unique split
the
proper
dual
method to
frequency operation
be used.
It can
either
transducer,
screen mode.
attach the
is
operate
desired,
from 192
separately
The connection
transducers to
a MY-2
Note:
This is
was
computed
atmospheric noise, and
an
"UnofficialPreliminary Coverage
conservative
using
grid
estimates of
geometry.
DIagram".
station
Coverage
range limits,
See
transducer
your
SINGLE
FREQUENCY
K.
1/
owner's
192 kHz
or 50
TRANSDuCER
manual for
TRANSDIJCER"T"
CONNECTOR
kHz
LMS-150
installation
FREQUENCY
7.
ON
instructions.
DUAL
T
MV-2
TRANSDUCER
ADAPTER
CABLE
I
192
kflr
TRANSDUCER
50
kHz
N
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9
KEYBOARD
The
keyboard
the far left column are
The
keys
on the
keys
SONAR KEYS:
SONAR
from the loran or Plotter screens. It also
menus.
SENS
manual mode.
-
RANGE - This
has
in the
middle
select
right
-
Pressing
Press this
key
keys
this
key
lets
arranged
used for
qolumn
the
key
to
adjustthe
you adjust
in three vertical columns. The
menu
are for the basic sonar functions. The
loran,
plotter,
switches the LMS-150
unit's
the
H
[AUTOI
4
[METZI]
[OFFILON]
selections and numeric
and
waypoint
displays
sensitivity
when the unit is in the
range
features.
to the
the
frequency
and
keys
I
sopa? display
GRAYLINE.
in
entry.
select
ZOOM-
key.
AUTO - This turns
ALARM - Activate and
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The
LMS-1 50
gives
the Sonar's automatic feature off and on.
adjust
2X and 4X zoom
you
the
spnar
6
alarms
through
capability
this
cey
with this
Loran
KEYS:
Note: This
was
is an
computed
atmospheric
"UnoflicialPreljminaw Coverage
using conservative
and
noise,
grid
estimates
geometry.
Diagram".
of station
range
Coverage
limits,
-
The ON
-
The Off
NOTE.
modes
key
the
first
-
Press
-
KEYS:
-
This
You
while the
Pressing
plotter
LORAN
PLOTTER
WAYPOINT
WAYPOINT
OTHER
ENTER
CLEAR - Use
ON
OFF
MENU KEY
three
MENU
appears
up
this
This
key
SAVE
key
switches
-
Press
to
RECALL - This
is
used to
key
this
key
key
must
-
This
-
sonar,
to
key
turns
erase a
the
turns the
press
activates the first
key
loran,
sonar
the
MENU
menu
screen.
switch to
the loran
the LMS-150 to
this
key
LMS-150 on.
LMS-1 50 off.
and hold
and
screen is
to
key
activates the
enter
selections from
previous
the OFF
plotter.
while the
key
displays.
the
save
waypoints.
waypoint
keystroke
key
menu
For
example,
displayed,
plotter
plotter
menus.
to turn the
or
display.
recall
menu.
menus.
unit off.
screen for each of
if
the
you press
first sonar
is
displayed brings
menu
the
the
DISPLAy
The
lights
150
on. Menus
the
key
It controls
don't
turn off.
them
The
Metric
the
nautical
adjacent
want the
The
off at
Metric menu
label to
temperature
miles.
-
General
are on
for
appear
to the
the
backlighting
lights
menus
time
ny
works the
change
display
about ten
at the
Light
used on
wait
on,
also
disappear
by
pressing
the
depth
to
degrees
seconds
same lime. To
label.
ten seconds
the CLEAR
same
way.
from feet to
when
you
keep
(Seethe
the
picture
display
and
and the
after
ten
seconds. You
key.
Press the
meters. This
Celsius, speed
first
turn the LMS-
the
lights on,
on the
keyboard.
lights
next
automatically
can turn
key adjacent
also
to
knots,
changes
and
prçss
page.)
If
you
to
the
log
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The ADJ
Display
label lets
viewing angle. Pressing
See the
Display
Contrast section for more information on this feature.
you adjust
this
key gives you
the
display's
contrast for the best
the contrast
adjust
menu.
After the menus
next
page.
cates
the automatic feature is on. A small note
"AUTO" indicator means the alarm
bottom
The word "AUTO" in the
depth displays
0
2
3
4
5
B
7
B
9
clear,
immediately
the
display appears
beneath the AUTO indicator.
similar to the one.on the
displays upper
speaker
is enabled.
left
symbol
corper
indi-
net to the
Th,é
digital
LORAN-C
GREAT LAKES CHAIN
GRI 8970
MEMOR V-PRESET
The [MS-i 50 saves all
settings,
retained,
To erase
turn the
key
beep,
settings.
and more in
even
if the [MS-i 50 is
settings,
the!
unit off,
then
at the same time. Hold the C[EAR
then release it The [MS-ISO will restart
Note: This doesn't erase
settings
battery backed-up
and
press
also a menu selection that resets the [MS-i 50. See the
7 "Preset SONAR & loran" on
To turn the
battery-backup
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memory.
from
the [MS-ISO to the
and hold the CLEAR
until
key
any waypoints
40 for more
page
fOature
off,
see
page
8
chart
speed,
This
mèhiory
boat.
the
factory settings,
key
and
press
the ON
you hearthestarting
the
using
factory
or route.
Menu
T!!here is
informaion.
37.
alarm
is
default
-
Page
FREQUENCY
Lowrance
The 192 kHz
fish,
192 kHz
as
go
50s. You can
offers both 50 and
frequency
structure,
and bottom
doesn't
deep. Also,
draw a few
SELECT
typically
definition better than
penetrate
192 kHz cone
water
conclusions from
192 kHz
has
transducers for the [MS-I 50.
superior target
as well as 50
angles
are
resolution,
50 kHz.
kHz,
typically
However,
therefore it
narrower than the
these statements.
showing
the
won't
Note:
This is an
was
computed using
atmospheric
"Unofficial-Preliminary Coverage
noise,
conservative
and
grid
estimates of station
geometry.
Diagram".
range limits,
Coverage
1. Use 192
cone
angle
narrow
deep depths.
2.
Use the 50
desired:
see the
both
a30
The
LMS-150 has the
ate at
echoes from either
the
same time in
mode.
nected to the
ducer
Connections section
mation),
SONAR
shown at
Press the
quency
50
kHz & 192 kHz
from both
kHz
(especially
for the best
cone
angle
kHz in
50
Using
downrigger weights
degree
kHz or 50 kHz.
192
Once the
[MS-i 50
turn
the unit on and
A screen
key.
right appears.
key adjacent
or
transducers at
press
the
in shallow
resolution and
transducer
deep
kHz when
and 45
capability
(8
water
fishing
display
degree
It can
degree)
cone
to
display
transducer or both
an
unique split-screen
transducers
(see
are con-
the Trans-
for more infor-
press
similar to the
to the
desired fre-
key adjacent
label to
display
echoes
the same time.
water)
definition.
target
when
or where a
with
downriggers
on
the screen.
angles
oper-
at
the
one
to the
with a wide
operating
wide cone
very
generally
Lowrance offers
for 50 kHz.
(20 degree)
Use a 192 kHz
in
medium to
is
angle
lets
you
Anytime
This
will cause
disappear;
erase
them.
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9
simply press
menus to
can
appear.
press
the SONAR
the
CLEAR
They
key
key.
will
to
AUTOMATIC
When
the LMS-150 is
is shown
feature
shows in the lower
To turn
UAL"
Automatic
AUTOMATIC
the
by
adjusts
Automatic
appears,
on,
MODE ON
word "AUTO" at the
the
showing
press
first turned
sensitivity
half of the screen.
off, simply
the unit is in
the AUTO
on,
and
press
key
range
again.
the
Automatic feature is
of the screen. The
top
so the
the AUTO
bottom
key.
the manual
on. This
Automatic
signal 'always
The
word"MAN-
mode.
To turn
LORAN-C
NORTH
GRI 9990
10
PACIFIC
CHAIN
SENSITIVITY
The
sensitivity key
echoes. A low
fish
tion,
enables
noise.
signal
The LMS-1 50
This
fish and other
However,
decrease the
more
in
the automatic or manual
signals,
you
Typically,
with GRAYLINE®
a solid bottom
keeps
situations
detail. The
on
sensitivity
and other
to see this
the best
adjusts
detail.
sensitivity.
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when
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whether the unit is
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left side of the
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graph
level,
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press
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side.
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maximum or
the
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the
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the
speaker
CLEAR
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the sensi-
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at the
key
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"paints"
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example,
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on
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to tell the difference
a
soft,
with a narrow or no
you distinguish
targets
muddy
that are
or
weedy
gray
between
stronger
strong
and weak echoes. It
than a
preset
value.
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bottom returns a weaker
line. A hard bottom returns a
gray
line.
signal
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whibh
strong
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without,
guish
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between
have two
you
the
signals
target
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adjustable.
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with
a different GRAYLINE®
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usually
unit to find the
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the
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signals,
also. The level chosen
level,
adequate
for
setting
one with
stronger signal.
or fish from structure.
adjusting
most conditions.
the
sensitivity may require
that's best for
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gray
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you.
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helps
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adjust GRAYLINE
appears
in the
upper
appears immediately
GRAY
arrow to
up
left side of the
beneath
increase the
press
the SENS
it. Now
gray
the down arrow to decrease it. The
changes
graphical
as
you press
indication of the GRAYLINE® level.
the arrow
12
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level. Press the
percentage
keys.
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The
key.
sensitivity
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the
press
key adjacent
key adjacent
of GRAYLINE®in use
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the
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increase the
150,
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ranges
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300,
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half of the
automatic function. You
automatic.
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gives you
the lower and the
the
press
the
range.
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key
range,
1500
first make
the RANGE
display.
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3,5, 10,
meters.)
to
erase the
screen. This is called Auto
control over
upper
the AUTO
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15, 20, 30, 40, 60,
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key
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range
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to the manual
appear
arrows..
arrow
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and
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range
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5000 feet.
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enter the desired
make an
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key.
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press
appear.
limit. In this
key adjacent
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number
changes
adjust
keys
example,
and start
key
the
to the "More"
the
upper
at the
we used 21
again
limit to the
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limit,
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upper
range
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smallest 'window'
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between 5 and
five feet.L For
feet
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and
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gives
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example,
to show windows
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or
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an
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ZOOM
Enlarging
small detail
zoom
sizes,
adjustment
ZOOM
To zoom!
mode,
gets
normal
shown at
-
fi?st
on the
èize
right
depth capability
water and bottom
depths
or
"zooming"
and fish
plus a split
is different in
more
the
signals.
screen zoom
the automatic
AUTOMATIC
the
display
press
display
automatically.
also
in the automatic
the
ZOOM
are
enlarged
appear.
of
the LMS-1 50
conditions,
than 350 feet in
picture
is a common method
The LMS-150
option.
and manual modes.
MODE
All tar-
key.
four
times
The menus
depends
on the transducer
and other factors. You can
both fresh and salt water.
used to show
two
gives you
The zoom
different
operation
and
ZOOM
MENUS
(AUTOMATic
MODE)
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To
switch
mat, press
targets
the
key adjacent
between twice their normal size and four times nor-
to the "2X14X" label.
To switch between the
the
key adjacent
to
the "SPLIT/FULL" label. The screen
into two section& All
size of the ones on the
echoes on the left side of the screen
ones cii the
right.
The echoes that scroll
screen zoom and full screen
split
targets
right.
on the
If
you
are
left
switch
are shown at twice the size aâ the
across the screen are the
shown at four times the
to the
exact same echoes on both sides of the screen.
larged op
it on the
zoom as
SPLIT-SCREEN
ZOOM.
(AUTOMATICS
MODE)
the left side. This
display
desired,
while the
press
feature tracks the
autQrnatic
the CLEAR
featureis on.
key
bottom,
to erase the menus.
zoom,
instantly splits
2X
zoom
They're
Once
simply
always keeping
you've
press
mode,
en-
set the
To turnthe Zoom feature
off,
press
the RANGE
key.
ZOOM - MANUAL MODE
When
you press
screen shown at the
automatically appears.
to the 2X/4X label. For a
the SPLIT/FULL label.
tom
while it's in the manual mode.
signal
the
zoom
key
of the next
top
For a 2X
split
Remember,
while the unit is in the manual
page appears.
zoom,
screen
zoom,
simply press
The 4X zoom mode
the
the
press
key adjacent
key adjacent
the LMS-150 won't track the bot-
16
mode,
the
to
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