Lowrance electronic LWX-1 User Manual

Sirius Audio & Weather Antenna

WEATHERWEATHER

LWX-1

Installation & Operation Manual

Copyright © 2009 Navico

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No part of this manual may be copied, reproduced, republished, transmitted or
distributed for any purpose, without prior written consent of Navico.

LWX-1 is a trademark and Lowrance ® and Navico ® are registered trademarks
of Navico, Inc.

SIRIUS is a registered trademark of SIRIUS.

Navico may nd it necessary to change or end our policies, regulations
and special offers at any time. We reserve the right to do so without
notice. All features and specications subject to change without notice.

For user manuals and the most current information on this product, its
operation and accessories, visit our web site:

www.lowrance.com

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Contents

Installation ............................................................................. 2

Mast Mount Installation.................................................................... 5

Flush Mount Through-Deck Installation ........................................... 6

Flush Mount Above-Deck Installation .............................................. 7

Interface Module Installation............................................................ 8

SIRIUS Activation ............................................................... 10

Operation ............................................................................ 13

Manual Conventions ...................................................................... 13

Audio ................................................................................... 14

SIRIUS Status ...............................................................................15

Media Bar Controls ................................................................................... 15

SIRIUS Audio Menu.......................................................................16

Listening to SIRIUS audio ........................................................................16

Change Lock Code ................................................................................... 19

Volume......................................................................................................19

Weather ............................................................................... 20

Overlay .......................................................................................... 20

Displaying Weather on Chart page ........................................................... 20

Weather options menu ..................................................................21

Precipitation ................................................................................... 21

Map Scale...................................................................................... 21

Weather Alarms ........................................................................................23

City Forecast .........................................................................................................23

Animate ....................................................................................................26

Transparency ............................................................................................ 27

SIRIUS Subscription Levels ..........................................................27

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Installation

Thank you for purchasing the LWX-1 SIRIUS Audio/Weather Antenna. This manual
documents installation, activation and how to use SIRIUS features with an HDS
display unit.

This section covers the installation of the Lowrance LWX-1 and SIRIUS subscription
activation.

CAUTION: For the LWX-1 to work properly with your HDS product,
you will need code version 2.0 or greater. Visit www.lowrance.com for
instructions on how to download/install software updates.

LWX-1 package includes:

Main Components:

Main Components

Antenna Receiver (AR)

pre-congured for a mast mount

AR Interconnect Cable IM Network Cable

Interface Module (IM)

Mounting Components

AR Gasket (1) IM Mounting Screws (2)

AR Mounting Screws (4) AR Screw Caps (5) — one extra

IM Power Cable

2

Interface module

Power
wires

Ethernet connector

LWX-1 Antenna

LWX-1 Installation Options

The LWX-1 can be mounted in three congurations:

Mast Mount1.

Flush Mount 2.

RJ45 Cable

AR Flush Mount 3.

NOTE: When installing, make sure the RJ45 Interconnect cable will t

properly through any ratchet mounts or other boat hardware.

NOTE: Planning a cable route in advance could prevent multiple

cable pulls, decreasing the chance of damaging the RJ45 connector.

3

WARNING

AR Bolts in place, but module is
not tightly sealed.

Tightening AR bolts

No matter how the LWX-1 antenna is installed,
you will have to loosen or remove the AR bolts.
After mounting the LWX-1, make sure the AR
bolts have been tightened securely. The AR bolts
MUST be tightened to prevent water from getting
into the LWX-1 housing.

AR Bolts are tightened securely;
module is sealed tight.

4

Mast Mount Installation

The LWX-1 Antenna Receiver (AR) is shipped pre-congured for a mast mount.

Loosening LWX-1 AR Bolts. Insert RJ45 Interconnect Cable into

mast/pole mount.

To use LWX-1 Mast Mount Installation:

Loosen the four LWX-1 AR Bolts & Nuts. The circular mast boot on 1.
the bottom of the LWX-1 will loosen, allowing it to turn.

Insert the RJ45 Interconnect Cable into the mast/pole mount and 2.
route it to the Interface Module.

Move the LWX-1 antenna into the desired position and screw the 3.
mast boot onto the mast/pole. The
LWX-1 mast mount is designed for
occasional hand alignment, so hand­tighten as much as possible – DO NOT
OVER-TIGHTEN.

With the LWX-1 installed, move it in to 4.
the desired position and re-tighten the
four AR Bolt & Nuts.

Use the four white screw caps to cover the bolt holes on top of the 5.
LWX-1 cover .

5

Hand tighten LWX-1 onto

mast mount.

Flush Mount Through-Deck Installation

You will route the RJ45 cable through the deck in this installation.

Remove AR Mast mount.

Use Mast mount panel as a template.

To use Flush Mount through-deck installation:

Remove the four LWX-1 AR Bolts & Nuts and then remove the 1.

precongured mast mount.

Use the mast mount panel as a template to mark where the mounting 2.
screws and RJ45 interconnect cable holes will be drilled.

WARNING: The LWX-1 AR cover and AR base are factory tted.

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SEPARATE THEM.

Drill the 1/32” starter holes for the mounting 3.
screws and a 1/2” hole for the RJ45
interconnect cable.

Insert the interconnect cable through the deck 4.
and pull it through.

Mount the LWX-1 to the deck using the four 5.
supplied machine screws.

Use the four white screw caps to cover the bolt 6.
holes on top of the LWX-1 cover.

Insert Flush Mount

machine screw

6

Flush Mount Above-Deck Installation

This installation differs from the Flush Mount through-deck Installation in that the
cable is routed out of the back of the LWX-1 Antenna, instead of through the deck.

Breaking away the channel stop.

Insert rubber boot into boot inset.

To use Flush Mount above-deck installation:

With a pair of needle-nose pliers break away/remove the channel 1.

stop, so the interconnect cable can t ush in the cable channel on

the bottom of the LWX-1.

Insert the RJ45 interconnect cable into the cable channel.2.

Ensure the rubber boot on the Interconnect Cable is rmly in the AR 3.
Rubber Boot Inset so it is ush with the

bottom of the LWX-1 Base.

Use the mast pound panel to mark 4.
where the machine screws will be
drilled. Drill 1/32” starter holes.

Make sure the interconnect cable is 5.
secured in the cable channel and then
mount the LWX-1 to the deck using the
four supplied machine screws.

Use the four white screw caps to cover the bolt holes on top of the 6.
LWX-1 cover.

Rubber
boot

Channel
Stop

Boot inset

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Interface Module Installation

We recommend the Interface Module be mounted below
deck in a water tight area.

To install the Interface Module:

Open the inteface module by unscrewing 1.
the two interface module housing screws
on the top of the module.

Insert the RJ45 cable connector into the interface module RJ45 2.
connector inside the module housing. The RJ45 connector will
click into place when it is connected correctly.

Route the AR Interconnect 3.
Cable through the exit slot
of the module (between
the other two cables) and
close the module.

Tighten the inferface 4.
module housing screws.

Mount the module on a 5.
vertical surface using the
supplied mounting screws.
Make sure the cables exit
downward.

RJ45 connector

Connect the interface module Power Cable to the vessel’s power (8 6.
to 16 VDC source).

Connect the module’s ethernet connector directly to your HDS unit 7.
or Navico Expansion Port (NEP).

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LWX-1 Status Indicators

LWX-1 status is shown by two LEDs on the Interface Module. The interface indi­cators are used to obtain connectivity with the end-user device, where more detailed
problem diagnosis is available.

Power LED (Power Status)

LED Off No power to interface module

LED On
(Solid Green)

LED Off

LED On
(Solid Green)

LED On (blinks
3 times during
power up)

LED On (blinks
3 times during
power up then
turns off

LED On (blinks
3 times during
power up then
turns off)

Solid green (interface module powered)

Status LED (LWX-1 Antenna Status)

Inteface module not powered

Antenna disconnected

Antenna malfunctioned and is inaccessible

Antenna functioning correctly and is providing SIRI­US Data and Audio

Antenna functioning correctly; interface module
ethernet cable not connected to device or device is
not operational

Antenna not functioning correctly and interface mod­ule ethernet cable is not connected to device

LED Troubleshooting

Ethernet loop back connector should be connected
to the Internet module ethernet cable and the LWX­1 should be power cycled. If the blinking during
power-up does not recur, then the ethernet cable
is functioning and the end-user device should be
checked.

Diagnostic report

When the ethernet cable is connected to a device,
the end-user can request a LWX-1 Diagnostics
Report to perform further diagnosis.

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SIRIUS Activation

Activating the LWX-1

You must have a SIRIUS subscription to use the LWX-1 module. Individual weather
and audio subscriptions are available. You can also purchase a subscription that
includes both weather and audio.

FIGURE 1

Signal strength, ESN and antenna status shown

on the SIRIUS status screen

Before calling SIRIUS to activate a subscription for your LWX-1 make sure the

following conditions are met:

The LWX-1 and your display unit are turned on and connnected via •
ethernet cable

SIRIUS status info — antenna status and signal strength — is shown •
on your display unit screen (refer to your unit’s operation manual to
access the SIRIUS status screen)

SIRIUS status screen shows signal strength of at least 1/3 with 2/3 or •
greater preferred (See FIGURE 1)

Have the ESN — electronic serial number — for the LWX-1 readily •
available (ESN, a 12-digit number, can be found on the LWX-1 carton,
LWX-1 antenna or via the SIRIUS status screen (see FIGURE 2)

Credit card/billing information is available•

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FIGURE 2

Your ESN is also shown on the label

attached to the LWX-1 carton

To activate a SIRIUS subscription:

After the LWX-1 module is installed, locate the label on the front ap 1.
of the LWX-1 carton

Record your ESN number (SIRIUS ID) and contact SIRIUS at 1-800-2.
869-5480. SIRIUS Marine Weather service can only be activated by
phone.

Access SIRIUS status screen to make sure subscription (Weather 3.
Status, Audio Status, or both) is listed as Active. If your account is
inactive, contact information for SIRIUS will be displayed.

Check the SIRIUS signal level (1 is weak; 3 is excellent) and make 4.
sure your antenna is listed as “Connected.”

ESN
number

NOTE: It may take several minutes for the activation signal

to be received after subscription is activated.

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Place the ESN sticker for your LWX-1 antenna in the box below.

Place ESN sticker here

Contact SIRIUS at:

1-800-869-5480

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Operation

Manual Conventions

When you are instructed to press a button in this manual, the button will be shown
in all caps and bold text like — MENU, EXIT, ENTER, etc. If you are instructed
to select an item from a menu, the item to be selected will be listed in bold like —
Brightness, Key beeps, etc.

For example: Press MENU, select Language and press ENTER.

Softkeys

The instructions in this manual show how to adjust SIRIUS audio and weather
features/settings using display unit menus. If you have an HDS unit with softkeys,
you can get the same results using the softkeys.

Orange border shows media bar is active

Softkeys

Active Status

Controls what menu will appear when MENU is pressed. The media bar must be
active for menu-driven adjustments to be made to SIRIUS audio; likewise, the page
screen must be active for page screen menus to be accessible. When the media bar
or page screen are active, they will have an orange border.

To switch active status between the media bar and page screen, press and hold
PAGES for two seconds.

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Audio

SIRIUS Audio

Turns on/off SIRIUS Audio. With Audio turned on
a scrolling media bar will appear at the bottom of
the display.
The media bar controls volume, channels and
access to the Sirius Audio menu.

To turn on/off SIRIUS audio:

Press 1. MENU twice

Select 2. Page and press ENTER.

Highlight 3. Sirius audio and press ENTER.

NOTE: To enable SIRIUS audio, the LWX-1 must be connected

to an HDS unit via an ethernet cable.

Subscription Status

Subscription
Status

There are three (subscription) service
levels: Inland, Mariner and Voyager
(www.sirius.com/marineweather)

Signal strength
1/3 (weak)
2/3 (good)
3/3 (preferred)

LWX-1 ESN
(electronic serial
number)

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SIRIUS Status

Displays status of SIRIUS antenna, weather/audio
signal and subscription information.

To view SIRIUS status:

Press 1. MENU twice.

Highlight 2. Network and press ENTER.

Select 3. Sirius status and press ENTER.

Media bar

SIRIUS channel

Pages

Zoom In/Zoom Out

Keypad Up/Down

Menu

NOTE: Media Bar controls work only when the Media Bar is active

Now playing

Artist

Media Bar Controls

When media bar is active it
will have an orange border

Signal strength

With the media bar on screen, you can make it active by
holding down the Pages key for two seconds; the media
bar has an orange border when it is active

Zoom in decreases volume; Zoom out increases volume

Pressing the keypad up/down switches through Favorite
channels; pressing the keypad left/right switches though
all subscribed channels

Pressing the Menu key will open SIRIUS Audio menu
when the media bar is active

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SIRIUS Audio Menu

SIRIUS Audio Menu

Controls SIRIUS audio features. With the media bar active, you can access the
Audio Menu by pressing MENU.

Channels

Allows you to view all available channels and access all
subscribed channels by category or favorites. That makes it
easier to access desired channels.

To access the Channels menu, select Channels from the
SIRIUS Audio menu and press ENTER.

Listening to SIRIUS audio

You can select an audio channel to listen to from any of the Channel screens —
Favorites, Subscribed, All or By Category.

To listen:

Use the keypad to select 1. Favorites,
Subscribed, All, or By Category from the

Channels menu and press ENTER.

Channels menu

Highlight a desired audio channel and 2.
press ENTER.

NOTE: You will not be able to select channels from the Favorites

screen until channels have been added to the Favorites list.

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Favorites

Used to access/listen to channels added to the favorites list. The favorites list groups
your most desired channels in one place.

To access the Favorites, select Favorites from the Channels menu and press
ENTER.

Favorites screen

Adding/removing Favorite channels:

Select1. All from the Channels menu and press ENTER.

Use the keypad to select a desired 2.
channel.

Highlight the desired channel and 3.
press the keypad left/right; or use the
MENU key to make the selection.

4. Repeat Steps 2 and 3 to remove a
channel from the Favorites list.

Subscribed Channels

List of channels included in your SIRIUS
subscription. Allows you to access only
channels you can use.

To access Subscribed Channels, highlight
Subscribed on the Channels menu and press
ENTER.

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Channels added to Favorites

All Channels

Accesses list of all SIRIUS channels available. The All Channels list allows you
to see all available channels, both subscribed and unsubscribed. You also can add
channels to favorites.

To access the All Channels list, select All on the Channels menu and press
ENTER.

By Category

Groups SIRIUS channels by category, allowing you to see all available channels
from a desired genre.

To view channels by category:

Highlight 1. By Category on the
Channels menu and press
ENTER.

Press the keypad left/right to 2.
toggle through SIRIUS audio
categories.

Lock Channel

A parental control that prevents selected channels from being broadcast unless an
unlock code is entered.

To Turn on/off Lock Channel:

Select 1. Lock Channel from the SIRIUS Audio menu and press

ENTER. A dialog box will appear.

Use the keypad to input the desired code and press 2. ENTER.

NOTE: You must start listening to a locked channel within 5 minutes
of entering the lock code; otherwise, you will have to re-enter the lock

code to access the channel.

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Change Lock Code

Used to lock individual channels so they can not be accessed without entering a
code.

To change the lock code:

Select 1. Change Lock code from the Sirius
Audio menu and press ENTER.

Use the keypad to input the desired code 2.
and press ENTER.

Changing Lock code to default setting (0000)

Make sure the media bar is active and all menus are closed.1.

Press 2. ZIN, ZOUT, ZIN, ZOUT, ZIN, ENTER.

Volume

To adjust SIRIUS Audio volume, highlight Volume on the Sirius Audio menu and
press the keypad left/right.

Mute

Silences SIRIUS Audio. To mute audio, select Mute on the SIRIUS audio menu and
press ENTER. Repeat this step to turn off mute.

NOTE: You must have a Sirius weather and audio (optional)

subscription to use the associated features in your unit.

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Weather

Overlay

Used to display weather or radar data on the Chart
page.

Displaying Weather on Chart page:

From the Chart page press the 1. MENU
key. The Chart menu will appear.

Select 2. Overlay and press ENTER.

Select 3. Weather and press ENTER.
The Weather options menu will appear.

NOTE: The Overlay menu will only be visible when a radar is attached or

when an LWX-1 is/has been connected to your HDS unit via ethernet.

Precipitation
info at cursor
position

Weather data and Sirius Media bar shown on the chart page.

Precipitation Color Guide

Green Rain

Yellow
Orange
Red

Purple Rain/Snow mix

Blue Snow

When moving the cursor over the colors, precipitation info will be
shown in the lower left corner of the screen

Rain with increasing intensity from yellow to red

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Weather options menu

Controls the way weather data is displayed and how you
will be alerted if severe weather approaches.

To access the Weather options menu, select Weather
options from the Chart menu and press ENTER.

View

Turns on/off Precipitation, SST (Sea Surface Temp) colored, SST text, Forecast
wave colored and Forecast wind barb graphic weather displays. To access the View
menu, select View from the Weather options menu and press ENTER.

SST Text

Wave
period in
seconds

Precipitation

Wind

Barbs

Forecast Wave Colored

Current conditions at

cursor position

Map Scale

View Menu Features

Precipitation

rain (green, yellow, orange or red — depending on
severity); rain/snow mix (purple) and snow (blue)

SST Colored sea surface temp range (dark blue to dark red)

SST Text displays sea surface temp as text

Forecast
Wave Colored

Forecast
Wind Barbs

wave height range shown (dark blue to dark red); arrows
show wind direction; wave period shown in seconds (5s
= 5 seconds)

shows direction the wind is coming from (from barb to
circle)

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SST Colored: current SST at cursor

position is 81 degrees Fahrenheit.

Forecast Wave Colored: wave height
forecast at cursor position is 10 feet.

NOTE: It is not uncommon for clouds to block satellites that

provide SST data, causing gaps in SST coverage.

Current Conditions

When Precipitation and SST Colored are displayed, the current conditions at the
cursor position will be displayed in dialog box in the lower left corner of the screen.
Forecast Wave Colored shows forecasted wave heights at the cursor position.

To turn on/off View options select the desired graphic display from the View menu
and press ENTER.

Alarms

Enables/disables Lightning, Storm, Marine Zone and Watch boxes weather alarms.
Alarms help you stay aware of nearby weather conditions
without having to keep your eyes trained on the unit. You
can also set alarm distance thresholds for Lightning and
Storm alarms.

To access the Alarms menu, select Alarms from the
Weather options menu and press ENTER.

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Weather Alarms

Lightning Triggered when lightning strikes within a selected distance

Storm Triggered when a storm moves within a selected distance

Marine
Zone

Watch
Boxes

Sounds an alarm when a severe weather alert is issued within
the selected marine zone

Sounds an alarm if your vessel is inside a watch box or moves
into a watch box

To turn on an alarm, highlight the desired alarm on the Alarms menu and press
ENTER.

Lightning distance and Storm distance

Alarm thresholds that trigger an alarm when
lightning or a storm moves within a selected
distance.

To set alarm distances:

Highlight 1. Lightning distance or Storm distance on the Alarms menu
and press ENTER.

Use the keypad to input the desired distance. 2.

Press 3. ENTER.

Surface observations

City

Forecast

Chart screen with City forecasts, Surface observations and Storm attributes

icons displayed

Storm

attributes

Icons

Turns on/off City forecasts, Lightning, Surface observations, Storm tracks, Storm
attributes and Watch boxes weather icons. Center the cursor over any weather icon
— except lightning — and press Enter to open the icon information screen.

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Icon information

City forecasts displays forecast information for selected city

Lightning shows where lightning strikes have occurred

Surface
observations

Storm tracks

Storm attributes

Watch boxes

Tropical storm IDA shown on a Simrad NSE series unit.

To access the Icons menu, select Icons from the Weather options menu and press
ENTER.

displays information about surface information like
wind speed, temperature, precipitation, etc.

shows info on severity and past , present and
future path of a storm

changes icons based on conditions — regular cell ,
hail , tornado , etc.

shown in center of the watch box
watch information

; displays weather

Marine Zone

Allows you to select a marine zone and then read the forecast
for the selected zone.

To access the Marine Zone menu highlight Marine Zone on
Weather options menu and press ENTER.

NOTE: Once a marine zone is accepted, it will be your default zone
until you change it. After accepting a zone, you no longer will have to

select the zone before reading its forecast.

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To select a marine zone:

Select1. Choose from the marine zone menu and press ENTER.

Press the 2. ZOOM OUT key until the region containing the desired
marine zone is shown on the screen.

Use the keypad to select the desired region. 3.
Press the ZOOM IN key to view marine zones
within the selected region.

Use the keypad to select the desired marine zone and press 4.
MENU.

Select 5. Accept or Read and press ENTER.

Selected marine forecast zone

Press Zoom in key to view marine
zones within a selected region

To view accepted marine zone forecast:

From the Marine Zone menu, highlight 1.
Read (marine zone name) and press
ENTER.

Use the keypad to scroll through the 2.
forecast and press EXIT.

Adjust

Used to select a range for the SST Colored and Wave Height color settings. To
access the Adjust menu, select Adjust from the Weather options menu and press
ENTER.

SST Range consists of cool and warm thresholds. The SST on screen colors

automatically adjust to the range you select using dark blue
for the selected cool threshold and dark red for the warm
threshold. Temps between the cool and warm thresholds will

Adjust menu

vary in color.

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Wave Height uses minimum and maximum thresholds. Forecast Wave Color will
automatically adjust to the thresholds you select. The minimum wave height will
be shown in dark blue with wave heights at the maximum threshold shown in dark
red.

To adjust SST or Wave Height:

Select 1. SST or Wave Height from the Adjust menu and press
ENTER.

Highlight the desired eld (2. Cool/
Warm or Minimum/ Maximum) and

press ENTER.

Use the keypad to input the desired 3.
SST range (Cool/Warm) or Wave
Height range (Minimum/Maximum)
values.

Select 4. Save and press ENTER.

Animate

Replays the track and development of a storm from a
selected time period. That allows you to observe how a
storm is developing and where it may be headed next.

After selecting a time period to animate, you can have
the storm animation move at manual, low, medium and
high speeds.

To select Time period or Speed:

Highlight 1. Animate on the Weather
Options menu and press ENTER.

Select 2. Time period or Speed and
press ENTER.

Choose the desired time period or 3.
speed and press ENTER.

Animate time readout;
scenario shows storm
location 30 minutes ago

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Transparency

Controls the transparency of the weather overlay, allowing you to view important
navigation information like the shoreline, while a storm is passing through.
Transparency does not affect weather icons.

Transparency set to minimum.

Transparency set to 10.

To make adjustments, highlight Transparency on the Weather Options menu and
press the keypad left/right.

SIRIUS Subscription Levels

Weather Content Inland Mariner Voyager

Weather Radar w/ Precip type

City Forecast

Storm Attributes (speed and direction)

Lightning

Weather Warnings and Watchboxes

Weather Observations and Buoys

Tropical Storm Tracks with Windelds

Marine Zone Forecasts

High Resolution Sea Surface Temps

Forecast Wind and Waves 0-3 hour 0-48 hour

SIRIUS Channel Art

SIRIUS audio can be added to Inland and Mariner weather data
subscriptions. Audio is included in Voyager subscriptions.

* “ * Viewable within 80-mile radius of vessel in Vessel Mode, but can be
viewed within 80-mile radius of the cursor position in Browse Mode. The
viewing is restricted to approximately 10nm seaward from shorelines.

Visit www.sirius.com/marineweather for subscription details.

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How to Obtain Service…

…in the USA:

Contact the Factory Customer Service Department. Call toll-free:

1-800-324-1356.

8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central Standard Time, M-F

Lowrance Electronics may nd it necessary to change or end its shipping policies,
regulations and special offers at any time. Lowrance reserves the right to do so
without notice.

…in Canada:

Contact the Factory Customer Service Department. Call toll-free:

800-661-3983

905-629-1614 (not toll-free)

8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, M-F

…outside Canada and the USA:

Contact the dealer in the country where you purchased your unit. To locate a
dealer near you, see the instructions in paragraph number 1 below.

Accessory Ordering Information

LEI Extras, Inc. is the accessory source for sonar and GPS products
manufactured by Lowrance Electronics. To order Lowrance accessories,
please contact:

1) Your local marine dealer or consumer electronics store. To locate a
Lowrance dealer, visit the web site, www.lowrance.com, and look for the
Dealer Locator; or consult your telephone directory for listings.

2) U.S. customers visit our web site www.lei-extras.com.

3) Canadian customers: Lowrance Canada, 919 Matheson Blvd. E.

Mississauga, Ontario L4W2R7 or fax [phone].

Call toll free in Canada, 800-661-3983, or dial 905 629-1614 (not toll free), 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, M-F.

Visit our website:

www.lowrance.com

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