uniden
MC 800 LCD Fishfinder
Table of Contents
Welcome!........................................................................................ 1
Controls and Functions
Controls and Functions - Cont'd...................................................... 3
Controls and Functions - Cont'd
MC 800 Indicator Unit - Controls
Features.......................................................................................... 6
MC 800 Indicator Unit - Display ........................................... 7
Installation - Indicator Unit
Installation - Indicator Unit - 2
Installation - Indicator Unit - 3....................................................... 10
Installation - Connecting Power
Installation - Transducer ■ General
Installation - Transom Mount
Installation ■ Transom Mount
Installation - Thru-Hull Mount ....................................................... 15
Installation - Wet Box Mount ........................................................ 16
Installation - Direct Mount............................................................. 17
Installation - Cabling
Operation....................................................................................... 19
Operation - Continued................................................................... 20
Operation - Continued................................................................. 21
Operation - Continued................................................................. 22
Unpacking
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Basic Operation
Turning the Power on
Setting the Auto mode
Setting the Depth range
Setting the Zoom range
Setting the Sweep Speed
Setting the Gain
Silencing the Audio Alarms
Setting the Shallow Alarm
To silence the Shallow Alarm
Setting the Deep Alarm
To silence the Deep Alarm
Setting the Fish Alarm
To silence the Fish Alarm
Using the Flash Mode
Using the Display Freeze
Using the Backlight
Using the Simulator Mode
Digital Display Mode
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Anchor Watch................................................................................ 23
Contour Navigation........................................................................ 24
Interpreting Screen Pictures -1
Interpreting Screen Pictures - 2.......................................... 26
Interpreting Screen Pictures - 3.......................................... 27
Interpreting Screen Pictures - 4
Interpreting Screen Pictures - 5
Interpreting Screen Pictures - 6
Interpreting Screen Pictures -7
Interpreting Screen Pictures - 8.......................................... 32
Specifications ............................................................................... 33
Troubleshooting............................................................................. 34
Warranty........................................................................................ 35
Warranty - Cont'd........................................................................... 36
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Welcome!
to the world of high tech marine electronics. Your Uniden MC800
represents the finest in LCD Fishfinding technology. It's Super Twist
Nematic Liquid Crystal Display gives you the clearest, easiest to see
display in LCD Fishfinders today. And, the display won't "wash out"
in bright sunlight like other fishfinders.
Unpacking
When unpacking your MC 800, the following items should be found
in the box. If an item is missing, please contact your Uniden dealer
immediately.
■ MC 800 Indicator Unit
• 200 KHz Transducer Kit, (Transom or optional
Thru-Hull Mount} with a water temperature senser
• Power Cable with inline fuse
• Gimbal Mounting Bracket
• Swivel Mount Kit (optional)
■ Gimbal Mount Clamping Knobs x2
■ Clamping Knob Rubber Washers x2
• Instruction Manual
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Controls and Functions
Power
used to turn the unit on or off, and to begin the simulation mode.
Press once to turn the power on, press again to turn the power off.
Press and hold for more than 2 seconds when turning the power on
to enter the simulation mode,
display backlighting on and off. Press once to turn on, and press
again to turn off,
Use this key to shut off the audible alarm when it sounds for either
the shallow, deep, or fish alarms. To clear an alarm or zoom, first
press the associated key (either shallow, deep fish or zoom) and then
press the reset button.
with the depth range, zoom range, shallow alarm, deep alarm, gain
level, and display sweep speed controls. Pressing this button will in
crease or raise the appropriate item.
fashion to the up or increase key, except that this one decreases or
lowers the appropriate item.
and Л keys to set the range to display. To set the range, first press
this key, then use the Л or V key until the desired range is indicated
on the display.
1. Power On/Off and Simulation On/Off Key - This key is
2. Backlight On/Off Key - This key is used to turn the
3. Alarm Clear, Alarm Buzzer and Zoom On/Off Key -
4. Up or increase Key - This key is used in conjunction
5. Down or Decrease Key - This key operates in a similar
6. Depth Range Selection - This key is used with the Л
КВШМ Automatic Operation - Pressing the Auto key tells your
MC800 to automatically select the optimum range, gain, and sweep
speeds for clearest viewing. The word "AUTO” is displayed at the
bottom of the screen when in this operating mode.
8. Gain Level Control - This control is used to set the gain
of the receive section for maximum clarity. It is usually set to the
highest point possible before interference is shown on the screen. To
use this function, first press the Gain key, and then use the Л and V
keys to set the gain to the desired level. The gain is shown on the
Gain bar graph at the top of the LCD screen. The gain is adjustable in
8 steps.
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Controls and Functions-Cont’d
Sweep
Sweep button is used to control the speed at which the display
moves across the screen to compensate for boat speed. You can also
freeze the display for closer examination of interesting underwater
features. To set the display sweep speed, first press the Sweep key
(which will freeze the display), and then use the A and V keys to
adjust the sweep to the desired speed. The sweep speed is displayed
on the Sweep Bar Graph at the bottom of the display. There are
eight possible settings for the Sweep speed.
Aim S
and V keys to set the depth above which the audible alarm will
sound; i. e. if the shallow alarm depth is set to 20 feet, and you take
your boat into water 19 feet deep, the alarm will sound. To set the
shallow alarm, first press the Aim S key, then use the A and V keys
to set the alarm to the desired depth. The depth that the alarm is set
to is displayed on the bar graph at the right side of the display. When
the alarm is set, a black bar will extend down from the top of the
display.
Aim D
V keys to set the depth below which the audible alarm will sound;
i. e. if the deep alarm is set to 20 feet, and you take your boat into
water 21 feet deep, the alarm will sound. To set the deep alarm, first
press the Aim D key, and then use the Up and Down keys to set the
alarm to the desired depth. The depth that the alarm is set to is dis
played on the bar graph at the right side of the display. When the
alarm is set, a black bar will extend up from the bottom of the dis
play.
9. Display Sweep Speed Key with Freeze mode - The
10. Shallow Alarm Set - This control is used with the A
11. Deep Alarm Set - This control is used with the A and
12. Fish Alarm - This control is used to turn the audible
Fish Alarm on or off. Press once to turn on, and press again to turn
off. When the Fish Alarm is turned on, the audible alarm will sound
anytime an echo above the bottom is detected.
Mamra is. Flash Key ■ This control is used to turn the echo flash
mode on or off. Press once to turn on, and press again to turn off.
When the flash mode is on, all echoes above the bottom will flash on
and off, to call attention to them.
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Controls and Functions-Cont’s
Zoom 14. Zoom - This control is used with the A, V, and Reset
keys to set the Zoom range. To initiate this mode, press the Zoom
key once, and the vertical zoom cursor will appear on the right side
of the screen. Set the desired Zoom range by moving the cursor with
the A and V, then press the Zoom key again. The Zoom range scales
appear with a digital numeric display, Zoom mode starts, and an
expanded (zoomed) chart appears over the whole of the screen. The
Zoom range is normally set to 15 feet, but can be changed in 1 foot
increments. You can also change the Zoom setting while in the Zoom
mode by pressing the Zoom key, and then either the A or V keys to
change the Zoom position.
MWMiiTiB 15. Digital Display Mode - This control is used to turn the
Digital Display Mode on or off. When you first turn the unit on, the
display will show the normal chart display mode. Press the DDM
button once to give you a large Digital Depth and Water Temperature
display. Press the DDM or AUTO buttons to return to normal chart
display mode. While in DDM, all functions except AUTO and LIGHT
are disabled.
16. Key Press Timing - In case you did not press a sub
key within 5 seconds after you pressed a function key, the keying is
cancelled with a short beep tone.
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MC 800 Indicator Unit-Controls
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Features
The Uniden MC800 has a large number of features that make it easy
to use. These are:
Automatic Operation
Shallow and Deep alarms with on-screen graphs
Audible Fish Alarm
Variable Sweep Speeds
Adjustable Gain
Digital Depth Display
Digital Range Display
Display Freeze
Display Backlighting
Simulator Mode
Zoom Function
Flash Mode
Surface Water Temperature Display
Refer to the section on operation for details on how to use these
features.
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D1. Surface Water Temperature
D2. Gain Bar Graph
D3. Shallow Alarm Bar Graph
D4. Zoom Cursor
D5. Deep Alarm Bar Graph
D6. Fish Alarm Indicator
D7. Sweep Speed Bar Graph
D8. Zoom On or Auto On Indicator
D9, Current Depth Readout
DIO. Degital Scale
D11.Surface Line
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Installation-Indicator Unit
The Indicator Unit may be mounted with the gimbal mounting brack
et (included) or with the swivel base mount (optional). Select a con
venient location suitable for easy viewing in a sheltered area out of
direct sunlight if possible.
Warning
Do not mount the unit within 18 inches of a compass, as the unit
generates high frequency pulses which may affect it's accuracy. Also,
do not install any wiring for the unit within 18 inches of your com
pass.
Warning
Uniden does not represent this unit to be waterproof. To reduce the
risk of fire or electrical shock, do not mount this unit where it may
be exposed to rain or spray.
To mount the unit with the gimbal mounting bracket
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Installation-Indicator Unit-2
Installation-Indicator Unit-3
Installation-Connecting Power
The MC 800 will work with any ship's 12 volt nonninal DC voltage,
(see specifications for more details} Connect the power cable fur
nished to a DC source capable of supplying at least 1.0 amperes of
current. The power leads should normally be routed to the ship's DC
power distribution panel (on larger boats} or directly to the battery
main circuit breaker (on smaller boats}.
Be sure to observe the proper polarity when connecting the power.
The red lead wire of the power cable should be connected to the
positive terminal, and the black lead should be connected to the
negative terminal.
Warning
The indicator unit is protected by an inline 1.0 ampere fuse. To
reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, replace this fuse only with
one of the proper specification.
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Installation-T ransducer-Generat
Transducer
The MC 800 is designed to work with either a transom mount type
200 KHZ transducer, or a thru-hull mount 200 KHz transducer.
The transducer element is that portion of the system that converts
the electrical pulse from the sounder into a sound wave which is
transmitted downward to the bottom and returned as an echo. This
echo is picked up by the transducer, converted back into an electrical
signal, and sent to the sounder, which then measures the time the
echo took to return and converts this information for display on the
unit.
The transducer is the heart of the system. It is a delicate instrument
and should be handled accordingly. The thru-hull transducer element
is housed in a lexan casting with an epoxy surface. The epoxy surface
is the "window" through which the ultrasonic pulses travel, and
therefore should be as smooth as possible.
Note
Use extreme caution when handling, installing and using the trans
ducer to prevent damage to the transducer face.
Also, when handling the transducer, avoid lifting by, or pulling on
the transducer cables. This can cause damage to the cable causing
failure at an inopportune time.
Since the mounting location of the transducer will vary with the type
of vessel and it's particular type of hull construction, the following
mounting rules generally apply.
Mount the transducer
- Where it wilt be continually immersed in water when the vessel
under way.
■ Where turbulent water will not pass over the transducer face.
• As far from the engine and propeller as practical.
• Where it will be protected from striking submerged objects.
Hull Type Mounting Method
Double Hull
Foam Cored
Balsa Cored
Wood
Solid Fiberglass
Steel
Aluminum
Thru-Hull Wet Box T ransom Direct Bonding
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Installation-Transom Mount
Installation of the transom mounted type of transducer is illustrated
below. Ideally, the transducer should be mounted so that the face of
the transducer is perpendicular with the sea bottom. On boats with
one propeller, the transducer should be mounted at least 15 inches
(400mm) either side of the centerline to minimize the effects of
turbulence. Depending on the direction of rotation of your propeller,
the transducer should be mounted either of the left or to the right of
the propeller, (see drawing below). When installed, the tilt angle of
the transducer should be less than 10° for maximum efficiency.
Once you have determined the best possible mounting location, pro
ceed as follows:
• Check to make sure that the transducer and bracket are correct
ly assembled (see below)
• If necessary, adjust the bracket angle to conform to the angle
(rake) of the transom.
• Verify that the face of the transducer is within 10° of horizon
tal.
• Mark and install the transducer/bracket assembly to the tran
som with screws.
Warning
Use caution when installing the screws for the mounting bracket so
as not to breach the integrity of the hull. It may be necessary to in
stall backing plates, etc. to be able to mount the transducer.
Transducer Mounting ■ CCW Propeller Rotation
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Installation-Transom Mount
Mounting Bracket and Transducer
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Installation-Thru-Hull Mount
Drill a hole in the bottom of the boat large enough to accomodate
the stem of the transducer. Use fairing blocks to "sandwich” the
transducer and to waterproof the area of installation. By shaping the
fairing block located beneath the hull, you can reduce the amount of
drag on your boat. This is the best mounting for obtaining maximum
performance from your system, however, there are also disadvantages
to this type of mount, such as;
• Damage can be caused to the transducer and/or hull when load
ing or unloading your boat from a trailer.
• Damage or sinking can occur if the transducer strikes a submerg
ed object while boating.
• Barnacles and other marine life will attach to and grow on the
transducer impairing performance.
■ This type of mount will cause noticeable drag on high perform
ance hulls.
Thru Hull Mount
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Installation-Wet Box Mount
The second best type of mounting (where practical) is the "Wet Box"
method. With this type of mount, it is an absolute requirement that
the hull is solid, and not a double hull or cored hull design. Use a
piece of PVC pipe or similar material to create a small chamber.
Epoxy the pipe in place against the hull, being sure that the epoxy is
applied all around the pipe so that it will hold liquid. Make a lid to
fit the top of the chamber and mount the transducer to the lid. Fill
the chamber with mineral oil which won't evaporate orcause corro
sion as water would. In operation, the signal is transmitted through
the mineral oil and through the hull. (The viscosity of the mineral oil
will not affect the accuracy of the display.) The primary advantages
of this type of mount is that there is no hole through the hull to
compromise it's integrity, and the transducer is protected from the
growth of marine life.
If using this type of mount on a tri-hull or cathedral hull, make sure
that you don't mount the transducer over an air slot.
On planing hulls, make sure that the transducer is mounted over an
area that is always submerged.
A transom mount transducer may also be used.
If you use this type of mounting with your MC 800, you will have to
add an external temperature sensor to obtain water temperatures.
Wet Box Mount
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Installation-Direct Mount
In this mounting method, the transducer is mounted directly to the
hull. At the location you have selected for mounting, apply epoxy
or air-free silicone rubber cement to the hull and to the face of the
transducer. Roll the transducer into place, making sure that there are
no air bubbles. Allow to set for at least 12 hours. The signal is trans
mitted directly through the hull. Please note that this type of mount
cannot be used on double hull, foam cored, balsa cored, or similar
type hulls.
A transom mount transducer may also be used.
If you use this type of mounting with your MC800, you will have to
add an external temperature sensor to obtain water temperatures.
T R A N S D U C E R
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Installation-Cabling
A 24' |7 meter) length of interconnecting cable with connector is
supplied with each transducer and sensor assembly, and normally
should not be shortened or lengthened. If only a short cable run is
required, it is recommended that the excess be coiled and stored out
of the way.
The transducer cable should be run independently in the boat to the
indicator unit. It should not be run close to other wiring (including
the unit's own power leads) for an appreciable distance, and should
be kept away from engine and related electrical wiring particularly.
If it is necessary for the transducer cable to cross other wiring, it is
best that it cross at right angles (or as close to 90° as possible) to
minimize noise pickup.
There is also a 10' transducer cable extension available as an optional
accessory.
C E N T R A L LY - M O U N T E D
T R A N S D U C E R
F I SH FI N D E R
T R A N S D U C E R
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Operation
Basic Operation
Basic operation of MC800 is easy to iearn. Use the following exam
ples to guide you.
Turning the Power on
The unit is initiated at the 0-120 feet depth range with the 5th gain
level and 6th sweep speed under the manual operation.
Setting the AUTO mode
To set this operating mode, simply press the AUTO key. To return to
manual mode, press the AUTO key again. While in AUTO mode, the
word "AUTO” is displayed at the bottom of the screen.
Setting the Depth range
To set the operating range to the 0' - 60' range:
Press the Range button. Use the Л and/or V keys until you see dis
played in the right side of the screen.
Setting the Zoom range
To initiate this mode, press the Zoom key once, and the vertical
zoom cursor will appear on the right side of the screen. Set the de
sired Zoom range by moving the cursor with the Л and V, then press
the Zoom key again. The Zoom range scales appear with a digital
numeric display. Zoom mode starts, and an expanded (zoomed)
chart appears over the whole of the screen. The Zoom range is nor
mally set to 15 feet, but can be changed in 1 foot increments. You
can also change the Zoom setting while in the Zoom mode by press
ing the Zoom key, and then either the Л or V keys to change the
Zoom position.
Setting the Sweep Speed
To set the display sweep speed, first press the Sweep key (which will
freeze the display), and then use the Л and V keys to adjust the
sweep to the desired speed. The sweep speed is displayed on the
Sweep Bar Graph at the bottom of the display. There are eight pos
sible settings for the Sweep speed.
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Operation-Continued
Setting the Gain
To set the Gain:
Press the Gain key.
Then, use the A and/or V buttons to set the gain to the desired level.
The gain should normally be set to the highest possible level without
objectionable interference on the display. The setting of the gain
control is shown on the bar graph on the top of the display. The
minimum setting is displayed as one dot on the graph, and the maxi
mum is displayed as eight dots.
Siiencing the Audio Alarms
To disable the alarm, simply press the Reset button. To reenable the
audio alarm, press the Reset button again.
Note:
When the audio alarm is disabled, yon will get A'O audible alert re
gardless of any other setiing. Use caution when the audio alarm is
disabled.
Setting the Shaiiow Aiarm
To set the Shallow Alarm:
Press the Aim S key.
Then, use the A and/or V buttons to set the alarm to the desired
depth.
The setting of the shallow alarm is displayed on the bar graph on the
right side of the display. When the alarm is set, a black bar will ex
tend down from the top of the display to the depth that it is set at.
If the unit gets an echo that is shallower than the setting, the audible
alarm will sound.
To siience the Shaiiow Alarm:
Press the Reset button.
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Operation-Continued
Setting the Deep Alarm
To set the Deep Alarm:
Press the Aim D key.
Then, use the A and/or V buttons to set the alarm to the desired
depth.
The setting of the deep alarm is displayed on the bar graph on the
right side of the display. When the alarm is set, a black bar will ex
tend up from the bottom of the display to the depth that the alarm
is set at. If the unit gets an echo that is deeper than the setting, the
audible alarm will sound.
To silence the Deep Alarm
Press the Reset button.
Setting the Fish Alarm
Press the fish shaped key once to turn on, and press again to turn off.
When the Fish Alarm is turned on, the audible alarm will sound any
time an echo above the bottom is detected.
To silence the Fish Alarm:
Press the Reset key.
Using the Flash Mode
Press once to turn on, and press again to turn off. When the flash
mode is on, all echoes above the bottom wil
attention to them.
flash on and off, to call
Using the Display Freeze
The Display Freeze is used to temporarily stop the display sweep to
allow you to study the details of the display.
To Freeze the Display:
Press the Sweep button once.
To Resume normal display sweep:
Press the Sweep button again.
Using the Backlight
Use the backlight for easy visibility at night. To turn the backlight on
or off simply press the Light button.
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Operation-Continued
Using the Simulator Mode
The simulator mode can be used to help you become familiar with
the controls and operation of your MC800. To start the simulator
mode:
When turning the unit on, press and hold the Power key for approxi
mately 2 seconds. The unit will then present you with a simulated
display. To return to normal operation, simply turn the unit off and
then back on again.
Digital Display Mode
When you first turn the unit on, the display will show the normal
chart display mode. Press the DDM button once to give you a large
Digital Depth and Water Temperature display. Press the DDM or
AUTO buttons to return to normal chart display mode. While in
DDM, all functions except AUTO and LIGHT are disabled.
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Anchor Watch
The shallow and deep alarms of the MC 800 make it the ideal com
panion for an anchor watch. Simply set the alarms to the required
depths, make sure that the audio alarm is turned on, and your MC
800 will sound the alert if your anchor drags. See the diagram below
for a complete explanation.
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Contour Navigation
The IV!C 800's shallow and deep alarms are also useful for contour
navigation. By setting the alarms for the maximum and minimum
depths you wish to remain between, the MC 800 will alert you if you
stray from this. This feature is particularly useful for fishing near
continental shelves and other drop offs, since your MC 800 will alert
when you drift away from the best fishing waters.
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Interpreting Screen Pictures-1
The Super Twist Nematic Liquid Crystal Display of your MC 800
gives you sharp, clear, easy to read pictures of what's below. To help
you interpret what you see, refer to the following section for some
examples of typical things you may encounter.
Normal Gain Setting
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Soft bottom
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Soft and Hard Bottom Echoes
Echo from Underwater Plants
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Interpreting Screen Pictures-5
Surface Clutter
Surface Clutter
Thermocline
Thermocline
Note: A thermocline is the boundary region between layers of water
of different densities caused by a difference in temperature. This
condition can also occur with a difference in salinity.
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Battom Echo
(First Reflection)
First and Second Reflection Echoes
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Shallow and Deep Alarms
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Specifications
General
Display type
Keypad
Power
Operational
Depth Ranges 0'-15', 0'-30', 0'-60', 0'-120', 0'-240'& 0M80'
Transducer Frequency 200 KHz
Output Power 160W P-P (20W RMS) for 0'-15' and 0'-30' ranges
Alarm Ranges Shallow — 3 to 480 feet
Zoom Width
Display
Dimensions
Dot Size
Dot Spacing
Backlighting by lamp
Physical
Size
Weight
Dot Matrix Graphic Super Twist Nematic
Liquid Crystal Display
Tactile Feedback Membrane Keypad
12V DC nominal
520W P-P (65W RMS) for all other ranges
Deep — 480 to 3 feet
15 feet on any depth range with one foot increment
4.3"H X 3.3"
(109H X 83W m/m)
1.1 mm X 1.1mm
0.1 mm
7.7''W X 6.3"H X 1.9"D (195W x 160H x48Dmm)
1.8 lbs (800g) approx.
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Troubleshooting
Problem: Unit will not operate -
1, Check power cord in-line fuse.
2, Check power connections.
3, Check if unit is turned on.
4, Check battery supply voltage.
Problem: Unit causes Interference with radio reception -
1. Connect the power cable to a different circuit than the radio.
2. Reroute cables well away from the radio.
Problem: No bottom display -
1. Check depth range for correct setting.
2. Check that transducer is connected.
3. Check for transducer cavitation (air gap under transducer during
high speed operation}.
Problem: Excessive clutter on the display -
1. Lower Gain setting.
2. Check for turbulence under transducer.
3, Check for mild cavitation under transducer.
4, Check for other depth sounders operating nearby.
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Warranty
ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
WARRANTOR: UNIDEN CORPORATION OF AMERICA
("UNIDEN"), 6345 Castleway Court, Indianapolis, Indiana 46250,
ELEMENTS OF WARRANTY: UNIDEN warrants, for the duration
of this warranty, UNIDEN Marine Products (hereinafter referred to
as the Product) to be free from defects in materials and craftsman
ship with only the limitations or exclusions set out below.
WARRANTY DURATION: This warranty shall terminate and be of
no further effect one (1) year after the date of the original purchase
of the Product or at the time the Product is (A) damaged or not
maintained as reasonable or necessary, (B) modified, (C) improperly
installed, (D) repaired by someone other than warrantor for a defect
or malfunction covered by this warranty, (E) used in a manner or
purpose for which the Product was not intended, or (F) sold by the
original purchaser.
STATEMENT OF REMEDY: In the event that the product does not
conform to this warranty at any time while this warranty is in effect,
warrantor will repair the defect and return it to you without charge
for parts, service, or any other cost incurred by warrantor or its re
presentatives in connection with the performance of this warranty.
THE WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER OR PROVIDE FOR THE
REIMBURSEMENT OR PAYMENT OF INCIDENTAL OR CON
SEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Some states do not allow this exclusion
or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above
limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
WARRANTY REGISTRATION CARD: In order to facilitate the
servicing of this warranty by the warrantor, the Warranty Registra
tion Card should be returned to the warrantor. However, return of
the Warranty Registration Card is not a precondition of this warranty,
and this warranty will be observed by the warrantor whether or not
the Warranty Registration Card is returned, provided that other satis
factory evidence of the date of purchase Is provided.
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Warranty
PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING PERFORMANCE OF WARRAN
TY: In the event that the Product does not conform to this warranty,
the Product should be shipped or delivered, freight prepaid, to war
rantor at UNIDEN Customer Service Center, 9340 Castlegate Drive,
Indianapolis, IN 46256 with evidence of original purchase.
LEGAL REMEDIES: This warranty gives you specific legal rights,
and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
This warranty is void outside of the United States of America.
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sophisticated, technoiogically advanced electronic products avaiiabie. Piease fiil out the requested
information on th is card so that we can better understand our custonners and their needs. With this in
formation, we can plan new products, advertising, and guide our customer service programs, Thanks
for your help,
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5. First Name 6. Initial
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15.1s this the first Uniden LCD Fishfinder you
have purchased or received as a gift?
□ Yes n No
16. If No, please specify brand and model
number pruchased.
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17. Where did you purchase the product?
D Department Store
D Discount Store
□ Catalog Showroom
□ Electronics Specialty Store
D Local Electronics Dealer
o Mail Order
□ Gift
□ Truck Stop
18. How did you became aware of this product
□ TV Advertisement
□ Magazine Advatisement
□ Store Display
n Friends Recommendation
□ Salesperson's Recommendation
D Previous Use
19. Please check the factor that most in
fluenced your purchesa of the product.
□ Style or Appearance
□ Price
n Uniden Reputation
D Warranty
□ Previous Use
n Features
□ Quality
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20-25
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26-30
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31-35
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40-50
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51-55
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56-60
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61-65
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21. Occupât ion
□ Homemaker
D Teacher/Educator
Q Professional Driver
□ Executive/Administrator
□ Civil Servant
□ Sales/Marketing
D Clerical
□ Farmer/Agriculture
D Military
□ Technical/Professional
□ Business/Professional
□ Craftsworker
□ Machine Operator/Laborer
□ Retired
□ Student
22. Please check your approximate family
Inca me.
a Under $10,000
□ $10,000 - $19,999
□ $20,000 - $29,999
□ $30,000 - $39,999
□ $40,000 ■ $49,999
□ $50^000 - $59,999
□ $60,000 & over
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uniden
6345 Castleway Court
Indianapolis, IN 46250
Attn:IVlC Market Research Department
Please do not send any products or service related correspondence to this address
23, What type of car (s) do you drive?
□ Compact
L3 Mid Size
□ Sports
□ Full Size
□ Station Wagon
□ Van
□ Recreational Vehicle
□ Specialty
□ Motor Cycle
□ Pick Up
24. What magazIneU) do you read?
□ Road & Track
□ Car & Driver
□ Motor Trend
□ Auto Week
□ American Trucker
□ Road King
□ Playboy
□ Sports Illustrated
O Penthouse
D Time
□ Newsweek
□ Popular Science
□ Popular Mechanics
□ Consumer Reports
o People
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25. What types of credit cards do you use?
□ American Express, Diner's Clad, Carte
Blanche
□ Bank Cards (Master Card, Visa, etc.)
□ Gasoline Card, Name_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Department Store Card
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Indianapolis, IN 46250
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