JFV 700 HP

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PREFACE
Thank you for purchasing the JFV-700HP color fishfinder.

This unit displays schools of fish in color video mode.
● Before attempting any operations, read this instruction manual to thoroughly

understand the proper operations on the unit.
● Keep this manual carefully in a readily accessible place for future reference.
● If you encounter operating problems or the malfunction of the JFV-700HP, consult

this manual. It will provide useful instructions on troubleshooting.
PREFACE
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BEFORE YOU OPERATE THIS PRODUCT
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your attention to important items that, if not handled correctly, could danger yourself,
other people, and property. These symbol marks and their meanings are shown
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manual.
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WARNING personal injury or even in death.
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CAUTION personal injury and physical damage.
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warning items. The pictorial in this mark depicts precautions of a more specific
ELECTRICAL type (in this example, precautions for electrical shock).
SHOCK
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DO NOT PROHIBITED conduct (in the left mark, the prohibition of disassembly).
DISASSEMBLE
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instructions.
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mark, the instructions that the power cord plug be removed from the outlet).
Warning Labels
Warning labels are attached to the top cover of the product.

Do not remove, damage, or modify the warning labels.
i BEFORE YOU OPERATE THIS PRODUCT

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WARNING
Do not remove the cover of this unit.
Failure to observe this precaution will result in
electrical shock if any internal high-voltage
sections are inadvertently touched.
Do not disassemble or modify this unit.

Failure to observe this precaution results in fire,
electrical shock, and/or unit trouble.
Dot not place containers that contain a liquid such

as water, or small metallic objects, on this unit.
If the liquid is spilled or the metallic objects enter
the unit, these substances can cause fire, electrical
shock, and/or unit trouble.
Do not touch the power plug cord, the prongs of

the power plug, or any switches, with wet hands.
Failure to observe this precaution results in
electrical shock.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ii
WARNING
Do not damage or process the power plug cord.
If a heavy object is placed on the power plug
cord or if the cord is heated, yanked, or bent by
force, fire and/or electrical shock due to cord
damage will result.
Do not operate this unit at DC voltages other

than 12, 24, or 32 V.
Failure to observe this precaution results in fire,
electrical shock, and/or unit trouble.
If any metallic objects, water, or other foreign

substances enter this unit, first turn off the
power switch of the unit and then after
disconnecting the power plug cord, please
contact your JRC product dealer, the JRC
sales or service representative in your area, or
the Sales Department of JRC.
Continued use of the unit with the foreign
substances left inside can cause fire, electrical
shock, and/or unit trouble.
In case of abnormality such as the occurrence

of smoke, unusual smell, or unusual heat,
immediately turn off the power switch of this
unit and then after disconnecting the power
plug cord, please contact your JRC product
dealer or the JRC sales or service
representative in your area.
Continued use of abnormal JFV-700HP causes
fire and/or electrical shock.
Our Sales Department, branch offices, sales or service representatives, etc.

See the end of this manual for the list of our business sites.
iii SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
CAUTION
Consign any electrical work on this unit to your
JRC product dealer, the JRC sales or service
representative in your area, or the Sales
Department of JRC. Electrical work by persons
other than qualified service engineers is
dangerous and may cause malfunction.
Do not install this unit in places where its

screen is exposed to direct sunlight for a long
time or where the ambient temperature
oversteps the range from -10 to +55 degrees C.
Otherwise, fire and/or unit trouble may result.
Do not place this unit on an unstable table or

desk or in an inclined place. If the unit drops or
falls, personal injury may result.
Do not abruptly move this unit from a cold place

to a hot one. Condensation may cause high-
pressure leakage, resulting in trouble. If this is
the case, allow the unit to stand in the air for at
least about 30 minutes before operating it.
When installing this unit, connect the grounding

wire to the grounding terminal properly. If unit
trouble or current leakage occurs, electrical
shock may result.
Do not expose this unit to water. When

disconnecting the cable connectors from the
rear panel, be particularly careful so as to avoid
contact with water. Otherwise, electrical shock
or unit trouble may result.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
CAUTION
Do not power on this unit when the vessel is
landed.
Failure to observe this precaution may damage
components such as the transducer.
Do not expose this unit to magnetism.

Failure to observe this precaution may disturb
the screen display colors of water depths or of
alarms, thus causing accidents.
When disconnecting the power plug cord, be

sure to disconnect its terminals properly. The
power plug cord, if yanked, may be damaged
and as a result, fire and/or electrical shock may
occur.
Do not block the ventilation holes in this unit.

Blocked holes may cause fire and/or trouble
since the heat inside cannot be released.
When this unit is not to be used for a long

period, before disconnecting the power plug
cord, turn off the power unit of the unit to
ensure safety.
Do not use organic solvents, such as thinner or

benzene, to clean the surface. These solvents
damage the coatings on the surface.
To clean the surface, remove dirt and dust and
then wipe with a clean and dry cloth.
v SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
OPERATING PRECAUTIONS ON THIS FISHFINDER
Strictly observe the following precautions on the operations of this unit:
● The life of the fishfinder is determined by the hours of its operation. When not using this unit
even for only a brief time, turn off the power switch to let the unit rest.
● The use of the fishfinder at a high output level means that yourself also suffers noise
interference correspondingly. It is suggested that the output level be reduced using the
power reduction unit (PDC), instead of reducing the setting of the gain control provided on
the receiving amplifier.
● For a fishfinder that can emit frequencies of two cycles or more, it is advised that a
frequency be selected with the frequency selector to minimize any noise induced to the
fishfinder.
● Long outgoing pulses deteriorate range resolution on video. If your fishfinder has a pulse
selector, select a pulse width as short as possible.
● The use of the transducer at its wider angle of orientation reduces the ultrasonic emissive
power in the necessary direction because more noise is picked up and because fish location
detection accuracy decreases. If your fishfinder has a frequency selector, select a frequency
as high as possible and use the transducer at an angle-of-orientation as narrow as possible.
● Fishing areas are common property of all people engaged in fisheries. You should refrain
from emitting ultrasonic waves in the direction that other vessels are inconvenienced.
Horizontal fishfinders, in particular, should be operated so that they do not disturb the
fishfinders of other vessels.
OPERATING PRECAUTIONS ON THIS FISHFINDER vi

UNIT EXTERNAL VIEW
JFV-700HP External View
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CONTENTS
PREFACE
BEFORE YOU OPERATE THIS PRODUCT ............................................................................... i
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ............................................................................................................ ii
OPERATING PRECAUTIONS ON THIS FISHFINDER .............................................................. vi
UNIT EXTERNAL VIEW .............................................................................................................. vii
CONTENTS ................................................................................................................................. viii
GLOSSARY OF MAJOR TERMS ............................................................................................... xii
1. UNIT OVERVIEW ...................................................................................................... 1

1.1 Functions ...................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Features ........................................................................................................................ 2
1.3 Configuration ................................................................................................................ 3
1.4 Structure ....................................................................................................................... 4
2. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS ..................................................... 5

Operations panel ......................................................................................................................... 6
Names and functions of the operations panel keys and controls ................................................ 7
3. OPERATIONS ........................................................................................................... 8
3.1 Basic Operations .......................................................................................................... 8
Turning power on/off ([PWR/BRT] control) .................................................................................. 8
Adjusting brightness ([PWR/BRT] control) ................................................................................... 8
Selecting monitor brightness in day/night modes ( DAY/
NIGHT key) .......................................................... 8
Fishfinding video display mode .................................................................................................... 8
Selecting a display mode ([MODE] switch) .................................................................................. 9
Changing the display range ......................................................................................................... 11
Shifting the display ....................................................................................................................... 12
Adjusting gain ([GAIN] controls) .................................................................................................. 13
Adjusting the STC level ([STC] controls) ..................................................................................... 14
Suppressing noise ([CLUTTER] controls) .................................................................................... 15
CH.
Changing the chart feed speed ( SPD key) ..................................................................................... 15
Displaying/hiding graph ( GRAPH
key) ................................................................................................. 15
Writing a mark ( MARK
key) ............................................................................................................... 16
A
Displaying/hiding the A-scope ( SCP key) ....................................................................................... 16
Displaying the main menu ( + keys) .................................................................................... 17
Displaying the fishfinding menu ( + keys) ............................................................................ 18
Returning to recorded settings ( CUSTOM
key) ...................................................................................... 19
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3.2 Main Menu ..................................................................................................................... 20
Changing the preset range value ................................................................................................. 20
Changing the standard display range at shorter intervals (STEP method) .................................. 21
Changing the step range value .................................................................................................... 21
Selecting a standard range select mode (PRESEET/STEP) ....................................................... 22
Changing the partial expand range (ZOOM RANGE) .................................................................. 23
Changing the bottom expand range (BOTTOM RANGE) ............................................................ 23
Using the AUTO MODE functions (AUTO RANGE/AUTO SHIFT) .............................................. 24
Selecting fishfinding video colors (COLOR MODE) ..................................................................... 25
Selecting a background color (BACK COLOR) ........................................................................... 25
Customizing video colors (USER COLOR) .................................................................................. 26
Changing the depth scale display position/Hiding the display ..................................................... 27
Changing the depth scale interval (FINE SCALE) ....................................................................... 27
Displaying/hiding the cursor (VRM) ............................................................................................. 28
Displaying/hiding the color sample (COLOR SAMPLE) .............................................................. 28
Selecting a display-splitting format (SPLIT DISPLAY) ................................................................. 29
Changing the zoom display area (ZOOM AREA) ........................................................................ 30
Changing the zoom mode (VRM/BTM TRACK) .......................................................................... 31
Changing the bottom expand mode (LOCK/DISC.) ..................................................................... 32
Changing the A-scope display format (A-SCOPE mode LOG/LINEAR) ...................................... 33
Specifying the graph display format (GRAPH) ............................................................................ 34
Displaying the bottom hardness (BH value) on a graph (DEPTH & BH) ..................................... 36
3.3 Alarm Functions ........................................................................................................... 37
Activating/deactivating the alarm ................................................................................................. 37
Setting the fish alarm ................................................................................................................... 38
Setting the DEEP alarm ............................................................................................................... 39
Setting the TEMP UPPER alarm ................................................................................................. 40
3.4 FISH FINDER SETTING Menu ...................................................................................... 42
Suppressing interference (INTERFERENCE) ............................................................................. 42
Rejecting specific colors (COLOR REJ.) ..................................................................................... 43
Discriminating between the Sea Bottom and Fish Schools (WHITE LINE) ................................. 44
Reducing transmitter output (PDC) .............................................................................................. 45
Adjusting the frequency (FREQ. ADJUST) .................................................................................. 45
Changing the density of the entire video color (ADC MODE) ...................................................... 46
Enhancing fish video density (TX PULSE WIDTH) ...................................................................... 46
Minimizing video interruptions due to bubbling (TX CYCLE MODE) ........................................... 47
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Clearing artifacts from video of the bottom (TX CYCLE ADJ.) .................................................... 47
Changing the STC operating range (STC MODE) ....................................................................... 48
Enhancing small echo (SIGNAL PROCESS) .............................................................................. 48
3.5 INITIAL SETTING Menu ................................................................................................ 49
Changing the water depth unit (DEPTH UNIT) ............................................................................ 49
Setting a special water depth unit (SPECIAL UNIT) .................................................................... 49
Changing the water temperature unit (TEMP. UNIT) ................................................................... 50
Changing the vessel speed unit (SPEED UNIT) .......................................................................... 50
Specifying the draft (DRAFT) ....................................................................................................... 51
Displaying the water depth below the keel (BELOW KEEL) ........................................................ 52
Adjusting the displayed water temperature value (WATER TEMP) ............................................. 53
Adjusting the displayed vessel speed value (SHIP SPEED) ....................................................... 53
Correcting a water depth display error (SOUND SPEED) ........................................................... 54
Adjusting gain (GAIN) .................................................................................................................. 54
Adjusting the sensitivity obtained near the water level (SHORT STC) ........................................ 55
Adjusting the bottom identification level (BOTTOM DECISION LEVEL) ..................................... 56
Modifying the characteristics of the GAIN control (VR CURVE) .................................................. 57
Operating your fishfinder with an external trigger (EXT. TRIG. IN) ............................................. 57
Including external fishfinding video in the dual-display (EXT. SIG. IN) ........................................ 58
Receiving external water temperature data (TEMP. INPUT) ....................................................... 59
Receiving external vessel speed data (SPEED INPUT) .............................................................. 59
Sending your vessel speed data to external equipment (EXT. OUTPUT) ................................... 60
Sending special-fishing water depth data to external equipment (SP. OUTPUT) ....................... 60
Preventing erroneous menu display operations (Key lock function) ............................................ 61
Error messages ........................................................................................................................... 61
4. INSTALLATION......................................................................................................... 62
5. MAINTENANCE AND CHECK ................................................................................. 67

5.1 Routine Maintenance ................................................................................................... 67
5.2 Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................... 67
6. OPERATING ENVIRONMENTAL MEASURES ....................................................... 68
7. AFTER-SALE SERVICES ......................................................................................... 69

When Asking for Repair ............................................................................................................... 69
Optional Servicing ........................................................................................................................ 69
CONTENTS x
8. DISPOSAL ................................................................................................................. 70
9. INDEX ........................................................................................................................ 71
10. SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................... 73
● BUSINESS SITE LIST
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GLOSSARY OF MAJOR TERMS
NMEA0183 : This term stands for National Marine Electrical Association Standard 0183. Refers to
the standard established by the National Marine Electrical Association (NMEA), an
institution for providing international standards relating to communications between
navigation pieces of equipment.
Expansion/zoom : Means enlarging the display size to provide further detailed information on targets and
structure.
Gain : Refers to the ability of the receiver to receive video signals different in electrical
intensity. Increase the gain level in deep areas, and reduce it in shallow areas.
VRM : Short for Variable Range Marker. Also, referred to as a cursor or a depth marker
movable across the display. The water depth where a school of fish is present can also
be detected by moving VRM in a vertical direction using keys.
Keel : Refers to the backbone of the vessel that is longitudinally connected from the bow to
the stern along the center of the vessel's bottom.
Cavitation : Refers to air bubbling in water, and affects the video level selected using the
transducer. Usually caused by the installation of the fishfinder at an incorrect angle or
position.
Bow : A nautical term meaning the head of the vessel.
Stern : A nautical term meaning the tail of the vessel.
Transducer : The component of the fishfinder that emits ultrasonic beams into the sea and receives
ultrasonic beam reflections from the bottom and/or schools of fish.
Defaults : Factory-preset values.
Master Reset : A function that clears the settings of the fishfinder to its defaults (factory-preset values).
Range : Refers to the depth range displayed on the screen. The specified range is displayed as
a depth scale on the screen.
GPS : Short for Global Positioning System. Several tens of satellites launched by the U.S.
Department of Defense to establish its military navigation equipment system are now
present in space. You can use a GPS receiver to identify the current position of your
vessel.
GLOSSARY OF MAJOR TERMS xii

1. UNIT OVERVIEW
1.1 Functions
The JFV-700HP color fishfinder detects schools of fish by emitting ultrasonic waves from the
accompanying transducer fixed to the bottom or side of the vessel, in the direction of the bottom, and
acquiring with the transducer the ultrasonic waves reflected from the schools of fish beneath the vessel.
Detected schools of fish are displayed in a color-coded format on the 10-inch color CRT monitor
according to the particular level of the wave reflections from the schools of fish. A partial expand display
mode (ZOOM), a sea bottom expand display mode (BTM. EXP.), and a mixed display mode (MIXED) are
available in addition to three standard display modes (low-frequency display, high-frequency display, and
low-frequency/high-frequency split display). An A-scope split display function is also available that
identifies the fish detection l evel by a color tone and a width. Furthermore, the JFV-700HP provides a
water temperature*1/water depth graph display function that displays a graph of changes in water
temperature*1/water depth, in overlapped form on the fish detection video.
*1: Water temperature display requires a water temperature sensor.
1.UNIT OVERVIEW 1
1.2 Features
This unit has the following features
High Brightness and High Resolution

• The 10-inch high-brightness color CRT monitor displays exquisite and clear video.
• Any color tone can be selected from four types each consisting of a 16-gradation-level signal color
pattern and a background color. A day/night selection function can be used for all types of color tones
in order to enable night operations.
• Since a user color setting function favorably accepted among the users of large-scale fishfinders is
provided, the desired color can be created and used according to the particular conditions of the fishing
area or the type of fish to be detected.
Easy Operations
• The operations panel has the minimum number of keys required, and uses independent controls for
gain adjustment, noise reduction, and debubbling each. High-resolution video adjustments can
therefore be performed according to conditions such as the sea zone, season, and fishing method.
• Various functions can be selected from readily understandable menus. Depending on the selected
fishing area or on the type of fish to be detected, the appropriate function can also be selected and
registered beforehand. In addition, even if a selected/registered function has been inadvertently
modified, its original status can be restored with a single key operation.
High Power 3kW transmitter brings strong echos

• 3kW high power transmitter is built-in 10-inch CRT compact body. High power transmitter ensures
wide-range search from shallow water to deep water.
A Wide Variety of Other Functions

• Simultaneous plotting
Even when the screen display mode is changed, video comparison is relatively easy since the previous
video is momentarily displayed.
• A-scope display
The A-scope split display mode for displaying the fish detection level by a color tone and a width, can
be displayed together with another display just by pressing the required key.
• Identification display (Mixed display mode)
A mixed display mode consisting of two different frequency display modes and one identification display
mode, is provided to allow easier identification of the types of fish.
• Water temperature/water depth graph display (with alarm)*1
A graph of changes in water temperature and water depth, can be displayed in overlapped form on the
fish detection video. Even when a graph is not displayed, water temperature/water depth data is
automatically stored into an internal memory. Therefore, there is no need to display a graph
continuously, and it can be displayed at any time when necessary, with a single key operation.
*1: Water temperature display requires a water temperature sensor.
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1.3 Configuration
The standard components and optional components of this unit are listed below.
Standard
components
Description Model number/Others Qty. Remarks
Fishfinder JFV-700HP (3-kW type) 1
Specifications depend on frequency

Transducer and installation method. 1~2
Spares 7ZXBS0004 1 Fuse: 2 pcs.
Power cable 7ZCNA0827A (CFQ-8827) 1 With 4-pin connector, 3 m long
Instruction
manual 7ZPBS2505 1 English-language edition
Mounting screw BRTG02032 4 M6✕25 SUS
Washer for
the above BRTG00186 4 M6 SUS
Optional
components
Description Model number/Others Qty. Remarks
Filter MPOL30252 1
English-language type, with cable 4 m long

Remote controller NCH-466E 1 Connection of the remote controller requires
the 7ZZBS0006 below.
Remote controller connection cable with

Mounting connector, data input/output connector, and
7ZZBS0006 1
materials others
Input: 100/110/220 VAC, Output: 24 VDC

Rectifier NBA-3263 1 To operate the unit at 100/110/220 VAC,
its internal wiring requires modification.
1.UNIT OVERVIEW 3
1.4 Structure
Dimensional outline views of the unit
Dimensional outline views of the unit are shown below.
Unit : mm
Mass : Approx. 16
JFV-700HP dimensional outline views
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2. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS
The names and functions of the unit components are as follows:
(Front)
● Operations panel
See the next two pages for
the names and functions of
keys and controls.
● [Power switch/brightness]
control
(Rear) See Section 4.3 for

rear panel connector
Remote controller connection. Refer to
connector（※ 1） ● the installation manual
for further details.
Water temperature
sensor / Speed sensor ●
connector（※ 1）
● Fuse
Data input/output 15-A glass fuse
●
connector（※ 1）
Input: NMEA0183/180
JRC format ● Power connector
(Water temp./vessel 12-32 VDC
speed data)
Output: External navigation
output or cuttlefish
catching output data
T/D B : Low-frequency ●
transducer
DC power input
T/D A : High-frequency transducer ● Cable Connector pin Type
or A/B or dual-frequency transducer White 1 ＋
Red 2 ＋
※ 1: Optional Black 3 −
Green 4 −
Shield Connector case E
2.NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS 5

Operations panel
SHIFT RANGE
MARK
3
2
SHIFT RANGE
MODE
ZOOM
BTM
CH. LO HI
4 SPD DUAL DUAL
LO
HI
LO HI 8
DUAL MIX
5 GRAPH STD
GAIN CLUTTER
HIGH FREQ
4 6
STC
9
A
6 SCP
2 8
0 10
LOW FREQ
4 6
2 8
10 STC
0 10
PWR/BRT
4 6
11
DAY/
7 NIGHT 2 8
OFF 10
13 MENU
CUSTOM
12
F/F MENU
6 2.NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS

Names and functions of the operations panel keys and controls
No. Name Function No. Name Function
q RANGE Changes the display range in steps o GAIN

GAIN
CLUTTER
GAIN adjusts the gain level. Two
RANGE of one level. LOW FREQ HIGH FREQ [GAIN] controls are provided: for
4 6 4 6
high-frequency use and for low-
2 8 2 8 frequency use.
RANGE
0 10 0 10
CLUTTER CLUTTER reduces display noise.
w AHIFT Changes the shift (depth of the top Two [CLUTTER] controls are
SHIFT in the video) in steps of one level. provided: for high-frequency use
and for low-frequency use.
SHIFT
!0 STC Adjusts the STC level for reduced

STC noise near the surface layer and
for optimal gain during operations
e MARK
MARK Writes event marks (lines) in the
fishfinding video display mode. between the surface and middle
Returns control from the current layers. Two [STC] controls are
submenu to the main menu. provided: for high-frequency use
and for low-frequency use.
r CH.
CH.SPD Changes the chart feed rate. !1 PWR/BRT
4 6
PWR/BRT Turns power on and off or adjusts
SPD brightness.
2 8
t GRAPH Disp3lays a graph. Returns control OFF 10
GRAPH from the main menu to the

fishfinding video display mode. !2 CUSTOM Registers settings or resets data
CUSTOM to the registered settings.
y A
A SCP Displays the A-scope.
SCP
!3 MENU Displays the main menu.
F/F MENU Displays the fishfinding menu.
u DAY/
DAY/NIGHT Changes brightness and color tone
NIGHT according to the selected day or
night mode. These keys move the cursor
MENU (VRM) vertically to detect the
water depth where a school of fish
i MODE Changes the display mode.
is present.
In the menu display mode, the
MODE F/F MENU
keys move items or modify data
ZOOM
BTM
LO HI settings.
DUAL DUAL
HI LO
LO HI
DUAL MIX
STD
2.NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS 7

3. OPERATIONS
3.1 Basic Operations
Turning power on/off ([PWR/BRT] control)
ATTENTION PWR/BRT
4 6
When turning power on, do not press any keys of the operations panel.
Key operations during power-on disturb the settings of the hardware 2 8
configuration parameters and may thus cause trouble.
OFF 10
To turn power on, rotate the [PWR/BRT] (power/brightness) control

clockwise.
To turn power off, return the [PWR/BRT] control to the OFF position.
Adjusting brightness ([PWR/BRT] control)

Use the [PWR/BRT] control to adjust brightness.
Brightness can be adjusted to any level between "0" and "10".
Water temperature is displayed
at the central top of the monitor.
Selecting monitor brightness in day/night modes ( DAY/
NIGHT key) However, no such display is
DAY/
Press the NIGHT key to change the brightness of the monitor from the day made when an optional water
mode to the night mode, or vice versa. Each time the key is pressed, temperature sensor is not
brightness alternates between the day and night modes. connected or when water
temperature data is absent.
Fishfinding video display mode Water depth is constantly
Chart speed Interference level displayed at the lower bottom of

the monitor.
Water temperature
Lower reflection
level
Depth scale
Color sample
of fish video Cursor
(Water depth)
Higher reflection Schools of fish

level
Water depth Bottom
The ultrasonic signals that have been emitted from the transducer at the bottom of the vessel reflect from the
underwater plankton, schools of fish, and bottom, and are then received by the transducer. The underwater
reflection level of these ultrasonic waves is displayed at a color tone level (from light blue to reddish brown) in the
fishfinding display mode.
Reflections from a small school of fish are weak and displayed in "light blue", and reflections from a large and
densely populated school of fish are strong and displayed in "orange". Reflections from the bottom are the
strongest and they are displayed in "red or reddish brown".
The fishfinding display mode can be changed to either a standard display mode (STD.), a partial expand display
mode (ZOOM), a sea bottom expand display mode (BTM. EXP.), or a mixed display mode (MIXED). The A-scope
for identifying the reflection level of the ultrasonic waves from schools of fish by a color tone and width can be
displayed in each display mode, except for mixed display.
8 3.OPERATIONS
Selecting a display mode ([MODE] switch)
To select a display mode, set the [MODE] switch to the desired mode. MODE
ZOOM
BTM
LO HI
DUAL DUAL
HI LO
LO HI
DUAL MIX
STD
STD. mode (see operations panel control 8 on page 6)

Low-frequency/high-
Either low-frequency display, high- frequency dual display
Low-frequency display High-frequency display
frequency display, or high-frequency/low-
frequency dual display is available in STD.
(standard display) mode. The dual display
format differs according to the dual-display
format selection method in the display mode
submenu.
ZOOM mode (see operations panel control 8 on page 6)

Either STD./ZOOM dual display for low- Low-frequency ZOOM High-frequency ZOOM Low-frequency/high-
frequency or high-frequency use, high- display display frequency ZOOM display
frequency/low-frequency dual display, or

ZOOM display for both frequencies is
available in ZOOM (partial expand display)
mode. The dual display format differs
according to the dual-display format
selection method in the display mode
submenu.
BTM. LOCK mode (see operations panel control 8 on page 6)

Either STD./BTM. LOCK dual display for STD./BTM. LOCK dual Low-frequency/high-
display frequency dual display
low-frequency or high-frequency use, high-
frequency/low-frequency dual display, or
BTM. LOCK display at both frequencies is
available in BTM. LOCK (sea bottom
expand display) mode. The dual display
format differs according to the dual-display
format selection method in the display mode
submenu.
3.OPERATIONS 9
Bottom discrimination display mode (see
Dual display in the bottom
operations panel control 8 on page 6, and bottom discrimination
discrimination mode
expansion on page 32)
In general, the tail width of the bottom echo changes as follows according to
the hardness of the bottom (BH is a bottom hardness level changing
according to the type of bottom material):
Type of bottom material Tail size BH
Rock Long 8
∼
Gravel ↑
Sand ↑
Mud Short 1
Thus, changes in the hardness of the bottom can be identified from
changes in the tail width of the bottom echo.
In the bottom discrimination display mode, since echo of the bottom tail
is displayed directly below standard expanded bottom echo, changes in Mixed display
tail width can better be identified than with a conventional fishfinder.
MIXED display mode (see operations panel control 8 on

page 6)
Triple-display consisting of low-frequency/high-frequency dual display
and identification display modes is available in the MIXED display mode.
Identification display shows only signal levels that, although detectable in
high-frequency mode, cannot be detected in low-frequency mode.
Reflections that can be detected in both high-frequency and low-
frequency modes are displayed in white (this color can be changed using
the user color setting function).
A-scope dual display

Regardless of the settings of the dual-display mode (see page 29)
or the ZOOM display range (see page 30), mixed display shown at
right is always made.
A-scope dual display (see operations panel control 6 on

page 6)
The A-scope for representing the reflection level of the ultrasonic waves
from schools of fish by a color tone and width can be displayed in each
display mode, except for mixed display.
Graph display (see pages 15and 34)

A graph showing changes in water temperature and water depth, can be
displayed. Even when a graph is not displayed, water temperature/water
depth data is automatically stored into an internal memory. Existing
water temperatures and water depths can therefore be confirmed just by
displaying the corresponding graph only when necessary.
Graph display
10 3.OPERATIONS
Changing the display range
Standard display range Example: If values of 10, 20, 40, 80,

120, 180, 240, 320, 450,
Range operations determine to what depth below the sea level is to be
600, and 800 are assigned
displayed on the monitor. During standard display, the display range
as the presettings of the
can be changed according to the preset range level.
STD. RANGE
MAIN MENU
▲ ▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
ZOOM RANGE 10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
▲ COLOR MODE STD. 1 2 3
▲
BACK COLOR STD. 1 2 3
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
DISPLAY
G R A P H DEPTH/TEMP
A L A R M
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Main menu
Reduces the preset range level. STANDARD RANGE SETTING
RANGE
▲
▲
PRESET
▲
▲ PRESET
RANGE ▼ S T E P 5
Increases the preset range level. RANGE MODE PRESET STEP
MANUAL
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

MARK RETURN TO MAIN MENU
Narrows the range in steps.
RANGE GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Step-by-step
STD. RANGE settings
RANGE
Widens the range in steps. PRESET RANGE SETTING
▲
▲
1 2 3 4
AUTO ... Automatically changes the range according to the particular
▲ 5 6 7 8
▲
change in water depth.
9 10 11 12
To change the presettings of the range: MARK RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU

GRAPH CLOSE MENU
See "Changing the presettings of the range" on page 20.
Range presettings
To change the step settings of the range:

See "Changing the step settings of the range" on page 21.
To select a range in automatic mode:

See "Using the AUTO mode (AUTO RANGE/AUTO SHIFT)" on page 24.
3.OPERATIONS 11
Shifting the display
Standard display shift Example: If a value of 5 m is assigned
Shift operations refer to moving the display range in a vertical direction as the step-by-step shift
(water depth direction). value

MAIN MENU
The display range can be shifted through the preset shift stroke.
▲ ▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
ZOOM RANGE 10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
AUTO SHIFT
Shift stroke
シフト量 ▲ COLOR MODE
▲
STD. 1 2 3
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
DISPLAY
×2 A L A R M
×3
×4
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Main menu STD. RANGE

S : Shift
S: シフト量 stroke
STANDARD RANGE SETTING
▲
▲
▲
▲ PRESET
▼ S T E P 5
Press the SHIFT SHIFT keys to shift vertically the display range that was set in RANGE MODE PRESET STEP
RANGE mode. The range shifts in steps of one level with each press of
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

the SHIFT or SHIFT key. The SHIFT key shifts the range upward, and the SHIFT key
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
shifts the range downward. STD. RANGE STEP
The value that was set in terms of step width is the stroke through which
the range is shifted. See page 21 to change this step-by-step shift
value.
This step-by-step shift value is also used in the STEP range

scheme.
12 3.OPERATIONS
Adjusting gain ([GAIN] controls)
Adjusting gain with the [GAIN] controls GAIN CLUTTER
HIGH FREQ
4 6
STC
The gain level of the receiver can be adjusted by rotating the [GAIN]
controls. 2 8
Two [GAIN] controls are provided: for high-frequency use and for low-
0 10
frequency use.
LOW FEQ
Depending on the desired frequency display mode, adjust your receiver 4 6
gain using the appropriate [GAIN] control. To increase gain, rotate the
2 8
[GAIN] control clockwise, namely, in the direction of larger settings. The
standard setting of the control is "3" or "4". 0 10
STC
Display changes as follows according to the selected gain level:

When the gain level is too low, fish detection performance will
deteriorate because of reduced resolution.
When the gain level is appropriate, the second echo from the bottom
will be displayed to facilitate fish detection.
When the gain level is too high, fish detection performance will
deteriorate since the underwater plankton and dirt are displayed.
Too low a gain level Appropriate Too high a gain level
bottom
The second echo
3.OPERATIONS 13
Adjusting the STC level ([STC] controls)
Adjusting surface or bottom STC level with GAIN CLUTTER
HIGH FREQ
4 6
the [STC] controls STC
Rotation of the [STC] controls adjusts the STC level, thus suppressing 2 8
noise due to the presence of dirt, air bubbles, and other foreign
0 10
substances near the sea level.
LOW FEQ
Two [STC] controls are provided: for high-frequency use and for low- 4 6
frequency use.
2 8
Depending on the desired frequency, adjust the STC level using the
appropriate [STC] control. To increase noise suppression force, rotate 0 10
STC
the [STC] control clockwise. The standard setting of the control is "4" or
"5".
[STC] controls
The small semi-fixed type
controls located to the left of
the [GAIN] controls shown
above are the [STC] con-
trols. Use a small Phillips
screwdriver to adjust the
controls.
Lower STC level Higher STC level
To change the STC operating range, change the setting of "STC

range" in the fishfinding menu. For further details, see "Setting the
STC operating range" on page 48.
The STC level can be adjusted by changing the STC operating range.
Either 50 m,100 m, 150 m, or 200 m can be selected as the operating
range. Select 50 m for normal operating conditions. A wider operating
range mainly displays larger schools of fish, and a narrower range
displays smaller schools of fish as well.
14 3.OPERATIONS
Suppressing noise ([CLUTTER] controls)
GAIN CLUTTER
HIGH FREQ
Use the [CLUTTER] controls to suppress the screen noise that cannot 4 6
STC
be reduced with the [STC] controls.
2 8
Two [CLUTTER] controls are provided: one for high-frequency use, and
one for low-frequency use.
0 10
Perform adjustments by rotating the control corresponding to the
LOW FEQ
4 6
frequency to be selected. The setting of "0" makes noise suppression
invalid. The standard setting of the control is "3". 2 8
0 10
STC
Weak suppression of noise Strong suppression of noise
Changing the chart feed speed ( CH.

SPD key)
CH.
Each time the SPD key is pressed, the chart feed speed will initially
change to "1/1", "1/2", "1/3", "1/4", "1/5", "1/6", "1/7", "1/8", "1/9", and "-/-"
(off), in that order. Hold down the key to skip to the "-/-" (off) position.
Release the key to restart the feed speed change operations.
Displaying/hiding graph ( GRAPH key)

The GRAPH
key allows you to display either a graph of changes in water
temperature and water depth or a graph of changes in water depth and
BH.
The hardness of the bottom is digitally displayed as BH in the range

from "1" to "8". See "Bottom discrimination mode" on page 10.
Another press of the GRAPH
key hides the graph.
See page 34 for settings on graph display.
Water temperature/water depth graph
3.OPERATIONS 15
Writing a mark ( MARK
key)
Press the MARK
key to write a vertical line mark on the screen. This mark
will be useful when recorded together with the position of the fishing
ground or fish school.
Displaying/hiding the A-scope ( A

SCP key)
The A-scope for representing the reflection level of the ultrasonic waves
from schools of fish by a color tone and width can be displayed at the
A
right end of the screen. Press the SCP key to display the A-scope. Press
A
the SCP key again to hide the A-scope.
The A-scope cannot be displayed in mixed display mode.
A-scope
16 3.OPERATIONS
MAIN MENU
Displaying the main menu ( + keys)
▲
▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
Press the and keys together to display the main menu. ZOOM RANGE 10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
In the main menu, data can be assigned to 10 items. Press the or AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
key to move between items.
▲
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
key: Moves control to the previous item. DISPLAY
key: Moves control to the next item. A L A R M
Press the or key to move between the settings of an item.

For the items having a displayed mark at the end of the item name,
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
first display a submenu by pressing the key, and then enter data.
Main menu
USER COLOR SETTING

Displaying a submenu ( key)
▲ ▲
PRESENT
▲ LEVEL R G B R 0
Proceed as follows to move from the main menu to a submenu: ▲
0 0 2 7 G 2
B 7

1 Press the or key to move to the item whose submenu is to
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
be displayed. Example of display of a submenu
2 Press the key. (USER COLOR)
Returning to the main menu ( MARK

key)
Press the MARK
key to return from the current submenu to the main menu.
Hiding the main menu to return to the fishfinding menu ( GRAPH

key)
Press the GRAPH
key to return to the fishfinding menu by hiding the main
menu.
3.OPERATIONS 17
FISH FINDER SETTING
Displaying the fishfinding menu ( + keys)
▲
▲
INTERFERENCE OFF 1R1 1R2 AUTO
Press the and keys together to display the fishfinding menu. The
▲▲ ▲ ▲
COLOR REJ.
WHITE LINE HI 0.0 LO 0.0
fishfinding menu will be displayed on the screen. P D C HI D LO D
FREQ. ADJUST HI 200.0 LO 50.0
In the fishfinding menu, data can be assigned to 12 items. Press the
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
or key to move between items. TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
TX CYCLE MODE SYNC. ASYNC.
TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
key: Moves control to the previous item. SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
▲
INITIAL SET
key: Moves control to the next item.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
Press the or key to move between the settings of an item. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
For the items having a displayed mark at the end of the item name, Fishfinding menu
first display a submenu by pressing the key, and then enter data.
The item for the INITIAL SETTING menu is displayed at the end of
the fishfinding menu. Press the key to display the INITIAL
SETTING menu. See page 49 for further details.
COLOR REJECTION
Displaying a submenu ( key)
▲
▲
／ SELECT LEVEL
Proceed as follows to move from the fishfinding menu to a submenu: ▲ DISPLAY
▲
CLEAR
1 Press the or key to move to the item whose submenu is to

MARK RETURN TO F/F MENU
be displayed. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
2 Press the key. Example of display of a submenu

(COLOR REJ.)
Returning to the fishfinding menu ( MARK

key)
Press the MARK
key to return from the current submenu to the fishfinding
menu.
Hiding the fishfinding menu to return to the fishfinding video display mode ( GRAPH
key)
Press the GRAPH
key to return to the fishfinding video display mode by
hiding the fishfinding menu.
18 3.OPERATIONS
CUSTOM
Returning to recorded settings ( CUSTOM
key) 1 2 3
▲▲
Mistakes in selecting functions or in entering data can be easily revoked
to return to the original status (pre-recorded settings).
Use the following procedure to return to recorded settings:
1 Display the CUSTOM menu by pressing the CUSTOM

key. MARK RETURN TO CUSTOM SETTINGS
CUSTOM GO TO RECORD MENU
2 Move to the desired number by pressing the or key.
Registration menu
3 Press the MARK
key to return to all recorded fishfinder operational
settings, except for each control, the A
SCP key, the DAY/
NIGHT key, and the
GRAPH
key. The CUSTOM menu will be temporarily cleared and
control will be returned to the fishfinding display mode.
To cancel the display of the CUSTOM menu and return to the

fishfinding video display, press the CUSTOM
key again before pressing
the MARK
key.
Recording the current settings ( CUSTOM

key) 1
RECORD MENU
2 3
▲▲
All the current fishfinder operational settings, except for each control, the
A
SCP key, the DAY/
NIGHT key, and the GRAPH
key, can be recorded in up to three
patterns. The settings that have thus been recorded beforehand can be
later displayed easily and at any time.
The recording procedure is as follows: MARK RECORD CUSTOM SETTINGS
CUSTOM CLOSE MENU
1 Enter the RANGE, SHIFT, and menu item data to be recorded. Fishfinding menu
2 Display the recording menu by pressing the CUSTOM key twice.

3 Move to the desired recording number by pressing the or
key.
4 Press the MARK
key.
Recording is now complete. At this time, the recording menu is
temporarily cleared and control is returned to the fishfinding
display.
After recording in up to three patterns, select either of the three

patterns to record new other data. The previous data
corresponding to the selected pattern will be overwritten with the
new data.
Select pattern "2" to record standard settings for your fishfinder
after its test operation.
Record the settings after setting main menu data and fishfinder
menu data.
Data on the A-scope, day/night, STC level, gain, or noise
suppression items, is not recorded in the CUSTOM menu.
3.OPERATIONS 19
3.2 Main Menu
MAIN MENU
Changing the preset range value
▲ ▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
PRESET range data ZOOM RANGE

BOTTOM RANGE
10
5
The PRESET range data can be changed at the intervals that you AUTO SHIFT
recorded. ▲
▲▲ ▲ ▲
To change the PRESET range data, you must first select the STD. USER COLOR
DISPLAY
RANGE submenu and then change "RANGE MODE" to "PRESET". G R A P H DEPTH/TEMP
A L A R M
See page 22 for the range mode selection procedure.
Use the following procedure to change the range in the standard display
mode:
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. Main menu
2 After moving to "STD. RANGE" by pressing the or key, STANDARD RANGE SETTING
▲
▲
display the STD. RANGE submenu by pressing the key.
▲
▲ PRESET
3 After moving to "PRESET" by pressing the or key, display ▼ S T E P

RANGE MODE
5
PRESET STEP
the RANGE PRESET submenu by pressing the key.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
4 Move to the desired range by pressing the or key. MARK RETURN TO MAIN MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
5 Change the selected range by pressing the or key.
STD. RANGE
6 If necessary, modify other ranges as well by repeating steps 4
PRESET RANGE SETTING
and 5 above.
▲
▲
7 Default ranges are as follows: 1 2 3 4
▲ 5 6 7 8
▲
No. 1 2 3 4 5 6
9 10 11 12
Range 5 10 20 40 80 120
MARK RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU

No. 7 8 9 10 11 12 GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Range 180 240 320 450 600 800 RANGE PRESET
(Unit: mm)
8 Press the MARK

key to return to "STD. RANGE".
9 Press the GRAPH
key to further return to the fishfinding display.
20 3.OPERATIONS
MAIN MENU
Changing the standard display range at shorter intervals (STEP method)
▲ ▲
▲
RANGE
STD. RANGE PRESET
Each time the RANGE and keys are pressed, the range will change by the ZOOM RANGE 10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
specified step value. AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
To use the STEP method of changing the range, you must first select the
▲
STD. RANGE submenu and then change "RANGE MODE" to "STEP". BACK COLOR STD. 1 2 3
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
See page 22 for the range mode selection procedure. DISPLAY
A L A R M
Changing the step range value
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
The preset step value can be changed using this procedure: GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Main menu STD. RANGE
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. STANDARD RANGE SETTING
▲▲
2 After moving to "STD. RANGE" by pressing the or key,
▲
▲ PRESET
▼ S T E P 5
display the STD. RANGE submenu by pressing the key. RANGE MODE PRESET STEP
3 After moving to "STEP" by pressing the or key.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
4 Change the step value by pressing the or key. MARK RETURN TO MAIN MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
5 In the example shown at right, the step value of "5" has been STD. RANGE SET RANGE mode
changed to "10" (meters).
STANDARD RANGE SETTING
6 Press the MARK
key to return to the main menu.
▲▲
▲
▲ PRESET
7 Press the GRAPH
key to further return to the fishfinding display. ▼ S T E P 10
RANGE MODE PRESET STEP
▲
This step value is also used as a step-by-step shift value. See GOTO SUB MENU
page 12 for the shift value. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
STD. RANGE SET STEP
3.OPERATIONS 21
Selecting a standard range select mode (PRESEET/STEP)
Select either the PRESET range mode or the STEP range mode.
To use AUTO RANGE mode, see the description of main menu item "AUTO MODE" and "AUTO RANGE"
selection on page 24. In AUTO RANGE mode, the standard display range can be changed automatically.
PRESET range mode

Range select operations refer to specifying to what depth below the sea level is to be displayed on the screen.
In standard display mode, the range can be changed according to the preset range value.
Range
Range
display
area
To change the preset range value, see "Changing the preset range value" on page 20.
MAIN MENU
STEP range mode
▲ ▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET

Each time the previous/next range select key is pressed in accordance ZOOM RANGE 10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
with the STEP value displayed on the main menu, the range can be AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
changed by that STEP value. ▲ COLOR MODE STD. 1 2 3
▲
Example: For a STEP value of 50 m
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
RANGE
Each press of the key increases the range from 50 m to 100 m DISPLAY
first and then 150 m. A L A R M
Each press of the RANGE key reduces the range from 150 m to 100 m
first and then 50 m.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

GRAPH CLOSE MENU
To update the settings of RANGE MODE Main menu
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. STANDARD RANGE SETTING
▲
▲
2 After moving to "STD. RANGE" by pressing the or key,

▲
▲ PRESET
display the STANDARD RANGE SETTING submenu by pressing ▼ S T E P 5
RANGE MODE PRESET STEP
the key.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

3 After moving to "RANGE MODE" by pressing the or key, MARK RETURN TO MAIN MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
move on to "PRESET" or "STEP" by pressing the or key.
STANDARD RANGE MODE
4 Press the GRAPH
key to return to the fishfinding display. RANGE SETTING
To change the step range value, see "Changing the step range
value" on page 21.
22 3.OPERATIONS
MAIN MENU
Changing the partial expand range (ZOOM RANGE)
▲
▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
The partial expand range uses the preset ZOOM RANGE value. This ZOOM RANGE 10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
preset value can be freely updated. AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
Updating the preset ZOOM RANGE value ▲
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
(Setting range: 1 to 100m) DISPLAY
A L A R M
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together.

2 Move control to "ZOOM RANGE" by pressing the or key.
3 Update the preset range value by pressing the or key.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
4 Press the GRAPH
key to return to the fishfinding display.
Main menu ZOOM RANGE
DISPLAY SETTING
The partial expand mode has two submodes: VRM and BOTTOM
▲
▲
TRACK. SCALE POSITION OFF
Make sure which of the two submodes is currently valid. FINE SCALE AUTO
2 5 10 20 50
For further details, see "Changing the zoom mode (VRM/BTM ▲V R M OFF ON
▲
COLOR SAMPLE OFF ON
TRACK)" on page 31.
SPLIT DISPLAY
Proceed from the main menu, DISPLAY, and ZOOM MODE, in that ZOOM AREA 1／3 1／2
ZOOM MODE VRM BTM TRACK
order. BTM. EXP. MODE LOCK DISC
A-SCOPE LOG LINEAR

GRAPH CLOSE MENU
ZOOM MODE
MAIN MENU
Changing the bottom expand range (BOTTOM RANGE)
▲
▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET

The bottom expand range uses the preset BOTTOM RANGE value. ZOOM RANGE 10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
This preset value can be freely updated. AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
The procedure for updating the preset BOTTOM RANGE value is laid ▲ COLOR MODE STD. 1 2 3
▲
down below. BACK COLOR STD. 1 2 3
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
DISPLAY
Updating the preset BOTTOM RANGE value A L A R M
(Setting range: 1 to 50m)
1
▲
Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
2 Move control to "BOTTOM RANGE" by pressing the or Main menu BOTTOM RANGE
key.
DISPLAY SETTING
3 Update the preset range value by pressing the or key.
▲
▲
4 Press the GRAPH

key to return to the fishfinding display. SCALE POSITION OFF
FINE SCALE AUTO

2 5 10 20 50
The bottom expand mode has two submodes: LOCK and DISC. ▲V R M OFF ON
▲
COLOR SAMPLE OFF ON
Make sure which of the two submodes is currently valid. SPLIT DISPLAY
ZOOM AREA 1／3 1／2
For further details, see "Changing the bottom expand mode (LOCK/ VRM BTM TRACK
ZOOM MODE
DISC)" on page 32. BTM. EXP. MODE LOCK DISC
A-SCOPE LOG LINEAR
Proceed from the main menu, DISPLAY, and BTM. EXP. MODE, in
that order. MARK RETURN TO MAIN MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
BTM. EXP. MODE

3.OPERATIONS 23
MAIN MENU
Using the AUTO MODE functions (AUTO RANGE/AUTO SHIFT)
▲ ▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
Using the AUTO MODE functions ZOOM RANGE

BOTTOM RANGE
10
5
AUTO RANGE changes the standard display range AUTO SHIFT
STD. 1 2 3
▲ COLOR MODE
▲
automatically. BACK COLOR STD. 1 2 3
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
DISPLAY
This function automatically changes the range so that the bottom is G R A P H DEPTH/TEMP
A L A R M
always displayed. Therefore, video of the bottom does not need to be
RANGE
manually displayed by pressing the RANGE keys.
Set the AUTO RANGE function as follows:
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. Main menu AUTO RANGE
2 Move control to "AUTO MODE" by pressing the or key.
3 Move control to "AUTO RANGE" by pressing the or key.
4 Press the GRAPH
When using neither AUTO RANGE nor AUTO SHIFT,

R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6
set AUTO MODE to "OFF". bottom
R: Range
Using AUTO SHIFT MAIN MENU
▲ ▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
AUTO SHIFT changes the standard display shift ZOOM RANGE 10
5
BOTTOM RANGE
stroke automatically. AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
This function automatically changes the shift stroke so that the bottom is ▲
STD. 1 2 3
BACK COLOR
▲▲ ▲ ▲
always displayed. Therefore, video of the bottom does not need to be USER COLOR
DISPLAY
SHIFT
manually displayed by pressing the SHIFT
keys. G R A P H DEPTH/TEMP
A L A R M
Execution of the AUTO SHIFT function automatically changes the shift
stroke to ensure that the bottom is always displayed at the optimal
position on the screen (namely, in an area from 1/4 to 7/8 of the screen
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

display size). GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Set the AUTO SHIFT function as follows: Main menu AUTO SHIFT

2 Move control to "AUTO MODE" by pressing the or key.
3 Move control to "AUTO SHIFT" by pressing the or key.
4 Press the GRAPH
AUTO RANGE and AUTO SHIFT are incompatible. S

S: Shift stroke S✕2
R
Only either can be used. S✕3
S✕4
When using neither AUTO RANGE nor AUTO SHIFT,
set AUTO MODE to "OFF".
Range fixed.
24 3.OPERATIONS
MAIN MENU
Selecting fishfinding video colors (COLOR MODE)
▲
▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
The colors of the signal levels on the fishfinding video display can be ZOOM RANGE 10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
selected from four types of color patterns. AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
Select signal level colors as follows:
▲
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. DISPLAY
2 Move control to "COLOR MODE" by pressing the or key. A L A R M
3 Move control to either of the four types by pressing the or

key.
4 Press the GRAPH
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Main menu COLOR MODE
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Background Light yellow- yellowish Light Dark Light Light Dark
NORMAL: 16 colors color Dark blue blue sky blue ish blue green green Green green Yellow orange Orange Red Brown Brown brown
Background Dark sky Light sky Light yellowish yellowish Dark Dark
1: 16 colors color blue blue sky blue blue green
Green green Yellow orange Orange
orange Light red
Red Brown brown
Background Dark blue Light Dark yellowish Dark
2: 16 colors Dark blue sky blue Light sky Greenish green Green green green yellow Yellow Orange Red Brown White
color blue sky blue
Background
3: 8 colors color Light sky blue sky blue yellowish green Yellow Orange Red Brown
Select the desired colors considering the background color. Refer to the
installation manual for the list of RGB color levels.
Display the color sample bar to better understand the relationship

between signal levels and coloring.
For further details, see "Displaying/hiding the color sample bar
(COLOR SAMPLE)" on page 28.
Proceed from the main menu to "DISPLAY", "COLOR SAMPLE",
and "ON", in that order.
Display USER COLOR SETTING to customize details of the color
patterns. See page 26 for a detailed description of USER COLOR
SETTING.
Proceed from the main menu to "USER COLOR" first and then
"RGB" setting.
MAIN MENU
Selecting a background color (BACK COLOR)
▲
▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET

The background color of the fishfinding video display can be selected ZOOM RANGE 050
BOTTOM RANGE 010
from four types. AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
Select a background color as follows: ▲ COLOR MODE STD. 1 2 3
▲
▲▲ ▲ ▲
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. USER COLOR
DISPLAY
2 Move control to "BACK COLOR" by pressing the or key. G R A P H DEPTH/TEMP
A L A R M
3 Move control to the desired color by pressing the or key.
4 Press the GRAPH
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

NORMAL: Sky blue/green 1: Black 2: Blue 3: Dark blue GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Main menu Background color
3.OPERATIONS 25
MAIN MENU
Customizing video colors (USER COLOR)
▲ ▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
050
USER COLOR SETTING ZOOM RANGE
BOTTOM RANGE 010
Although the colors of the fishfinding video signal levels and the AUTO SHIFT
background color can be selected from four types, this combination of ▲
▲▲ ▲ ▲
colors can be customized according to your needs. Colors consist of a USER COLOR
DISPLAY
combination based on RGB (red, green, and blue). Customize video G R A P H DEPTH/TEMP
A L A R M
colors by changing the RGB mixing ratio.
The procedure is as follows:
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
2 Move control to "USER COLOR" by pressing the or key, Main menu USER COLOR
and then move control to the USER COLOR SETTING submenu USER COLOR SETTING
▲ ▲
PRESENT
by pressing the key. ▲ LEVEL R G B R 0
▲
3 Select the signal level (0 to 15) of the color to be changed, by 0 0 2 7 G 2
B 7
pressing the or key.
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Only the display colors currently assigned to "COLOR MODE" and USER COLOR SETTING R G B
"BACK COLOR" are modified. To modify other colors as well, first color sample bar
カラーサンプル
week(1)
弱（1）
change the current fishfinding signal color level or background color

level (either "NORMAL", "1", "2", or "3") displayed at "COLOR
MODE" or "BACK COLOR", respectively, and then perform similar
operations to those described above.
Signal level 0 corresponds to the background color. The highest
signal level is 15. The current RGB ratio is displayed at the right of
the submenu. Determine the desired ratio seeing the displayed
strong(15)
強（15）
value. Example of color sample

display
4 Move control to either "R", "G", or "B" by pressing the or
key.
5 Change the ratio by pressing the or key.
6 If necessary, also modify other RGB color levels by repeating
steps 4 and 5 above.
7 If necessary, also modify other signal levels by repeating steps 3
to 6 above.
8 Press the MARK
9 Press the GRAPH
key to further return to the fishfinding display.
A color sample bar is displayed at the left of the screen.
26 3.OPERATIONS
MAIN MENU
Changing the depth scale display position/Hiding the display
▲▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
SCALE POSITION setting ZOOM RANGE

BOTTOM RANGE
10
5
The monitor displays a depth scale. If the display of this scale obstructs AUTO SHIFT
the video, the entire video can be viewed by changing the display ▲
▲▲ ▲ ▲
position of the scale or hiding the display itself. USER COLOR
DISPLAY
Perform the following operations to change the display position of the G R A P H DEPTH/TEMP
A L A R M
scale or hide the display:

2
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
Move control to "DISPLAY" by pressing the or key, and GRAPH CLOSE MENU
then move control to the DISPLAY SETTING submenu by Main menu DISPLAY
pressing the key.
DISPLAY SETTING
3 Move control to "SCALE POSITION" by pressing the or key.
▲▲
SCALE POSITION OFF
4 Move control to "OFF" (hiding the display) or either of the five
FINE SCALE AUTO
scale positions by pressing the or key. 2 5 10 20 50
5 Press the MARK
key to return to the main menu. ▲V R M
▲
OFF ON
COLOR SAMPLE OFF ON
6 Press the GRAPH
key to return to the fishfinding display. SPLIT DISPLAY
When this function is used in vertically split single-frequency ZOOM BTM. EXP. MODE LOCK DISC
A-SCOPE LOG LINEAR
mode or in BTM. EXP. (bottom expand) mode, even if is
selected as the scale line position, the scale will be displayed at the MARK RETURN TO MAIN MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
right of the standard display.
DISPLAY SETTING SCALE POSITION
DISPLAY SETTING
Changing the depth scale interval (FINE SCALE)
▲▲
SCALE POSITION OFF
FINE SCALE setting FINE SCALE AUTO

2 5 10 20 50
The interval of the depth scale can be changed. Select AUTO for normal ▲V R M OFF ON
▲
COLOR SAMPLE OFF ON
operating conditions. SPLIT DISPLAY
Perform the following operations to change the interval of the depth scale: ZOOM AREA 1／3 1／2
BTM. EXP. MODE LOCK DISC
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. A-SCOPE LOG LINEAR
2 Move control to "DISPLAY" by pressing the or key, and

then move control to the DISPLAY SETTING submenu by GRAPH CLOSE MENU
pressing the key. DISPLAY SETTING FINE SCALE

3 Move control to "FINE SCALE" by pressing the or key.
4 Move control to the desired interval value by pressing the or
key.
"AUTO": The appropriate interval is automatically set for the range. 2 : 2-unit interval
5 : 5-unit interval
The number of units is determined by the selected water depth unit. 10 : 10-unit interval
See page 49 for DEPTH UNIT and SPECIAL UNIT. 20 : 20-unit interval
50 : 50-unit interval
For example, if the water depth is in meters, one unit is equivalent
to 1 meter.
5 Press the MARK

6 Press the GRAPH
3.OPERATIONS 27
MAIN MENU
Displaying/hiding the cursor (VRM)
▲ ▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
The monitor displays a cursor (VRM: variable range marker). This ZOOM RANGE 10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
marker can be hidden when unnecessary. AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
▲
VRM : The cursor (VRM) is a depth marker across the screen. The BACK COLOR STD. 1 2 3
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
water depth where schools of fish are present can be DISPLAY
detected by moving VRM in a vertical direction using the A L A R M
or key.
Display or hide VRM as follows:
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Main menu DISPLAY
DISPLAY SETTING
then move control to the DISPLAY SETTING submenu by
▲ ▲
pressing the key. SCALE POSITION OFF
3 Move control to "VRM" by pressing the or key. FINE SCALE AUTO

2 5 10 20 50
4 Move control to "OFF" (hiding VRM) or "ON" (displaying VRM) by ▲V R M OFF ON
▲
COLOR SAMPLE OFF ON
pressing the or key. SPLIT DISPLAY
5 Press the MARK
key to return to the main menu. ZOOM AREA 1／3 1／2
6 Press the GRAPH
key to return to the fishfinding display. BTM. EXP. MODE LOCK DISC
A-SCOPE LOG LINEAR
It will take time to move VRM when it is located at a deep position MARK RETURN TO MAIN MENU
(say, 1,000 m) and the range is reduced (say, to 100 m). GRAPH CLOSE MENU
DISPLAY SETTING Cursor

Therefore, increase the range to move VRM through a long
distance from a deep position to a shallow position.
DISPLAY SETTING
Displaying/hiding the color sample (COLOR SAMPLE)
SCALE POSITION OFF ▲ ▲
A color sample of the colors currently being used for the video is shown
FINE SCALE AUTO
at the left end of the display. The color sample can be hidden when 2 5 10 20 50
▲V R M OFF ON
unnecessary. ▲
COLOR SAMPLE OFF ON
Display or hide the color sample as follows: SPLIT DISPLAY
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. A-SCOPE LOG LINEAR

then move control to the DISPLAY SETTING submenu by MARK RETURN TO MAIN MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
pressing the key. DISPLAY SETTING COLOR SAMPLE
3 Move control to "COLOR SAMPLE" by pressing th or key.
week(1) color sample bar
カラーサンプル
4 Move control to "OFF" (hiding the color sample) or "ON"
弱（1）
(displaying the color sample) by pressing the or key.

5 Press the MARK
6 Press the GRAPH
strong(15)
強（15）
Example of color sample

display
28 3.OPERATIONS
MAIN MENU
Selecting a display-splitting format (SPLIT DISPLAY)
▲▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
10
Selecting a display-splitting format ZOOM RANGE
BOTTOM RANGE 5
It is possible to select whether the dual-frequency standard display (2- AUTO SHIFT
FREQ. STD.), the single-frequency zoom display (1-FREQ. ZOOM) and ▲
▲▲ ▲ ▲
bottom expand display (1-FREQ. BTM. EXP.) are to be split in a vertical USER COLOR
DISPLAY
dual-display format or a horizontal dual-display format. G R A P H DEPTH/TEMP
A L A R M
Select a display-splitting format as follows:
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
2 Move control to "DISPLAY" by pressing the or key, and GRAPH CLOSE MENU
then move control to the DISPLAY SETTING submenu by Main menu DISPLAY
pressing the key. DISPLAY SETTING
▲▲
Move control to "SPLIT DISPLAY" by pressing the or key. SCALE POSITION OFF
4 Move control to either of the two splitting formats (vertical splitting
FINE SCALE AUTO
or horizontal splitting) by pressing the or key. 2 5 10 20 50
▲V R M OFF ON
▲
COLOR SAMPLE OFF ON
SPLIT DISPLAY
Display modes ZOOM MODE VRM BTM TRACK
STD. ZOOM BTM. EXP. A-SCOPE LOG LINEAR

VRM 1-FREQ. LOCK 1-FREQ.
LO-FREQ.
HI-FREQ.
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
splitting
Vertical
DISPLAY SETTING SPLIT DISPLAY

BTM
TRACK 1-FREQ. DISC. 1-FREQ.
1-FREQ. 1-FREQ.
Horizontal
splitting
HI-FREQ. VRM LOCK

LO-FREQ. 1-FREQ. 1-FREQ.
BTM TRACK DISC.
5 Press the MARK

6 Press the GRAPH
3.OPERATIONS 29
MAIN MENU
Changing the zoom display area (ZOOM AREA)
▲▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
The zoom display area in partial expand mode (ZOOM) or bottom ZOOM RANGE 10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
expand mode (BTM. EXP.) can be changed. AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
Change the zoom display area as follows:
▲
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. DISPLAY
2 Move control to "DISPLAY" by pressing the or key, and A L A R M

pressing the key.
3 Move control to "ZOOM AREA" by pressing the or key.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
4 Move control to the desired area by pressing the or key.
Main menu DISPLAY
"1/3": Displays expanded video in the area from the lower end of
DISPLAY SETTING
the display to 1/3 of the display.
▲▲
SCALE POSITION OFF
"1/2": Displays expanded video in the lower-half area of the
display. FINE SCALE AUTO
2 5 10 20 50
▲V R M OFF ON
▲
COLOR SAMPLE OFF ON
In the BH display mode, expanded video is always displayed in the SPLIT DISPLAY
lower-half area of the display, irrespective of the settings of the VRM BTM TRACK
ZOOM MODE
menu. BTM. EXP. MODE LOCK DISC
A-SCOPE LOG LINEAR
5 Press the MARK

key to return to the main menu. MARK RETURN TO MAIN MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
6 Press the GRAPH
DISPLAY SETTING ZOOM AREA
30 3.OPERATIONS
MAIN MENU
Changing the zoom mode (VRM/BTM TRACK)
▲
▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. ZOOM RANGE 10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
2 Move control to "DISPLAY" by pressing the or key, and AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
then move control to the DISPLAY SETTING submenu by STD. 1 2 3
▲ COLOR MODE
▲
pressing the key. BACK COLOR STD. 1 2 3
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
3 Move control to "ZOOM MODE" by pressing the or key. DISPLAY
4 Move control to either "VRM" or "BTM TRACK" by pressing the A L A R M
or key.
5 Press the MARK
6 Press the key to return to the fishfinding display.
▲
GRAPH
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Main menu DISPLAY

How to use the zoom mode
DISPLAY SETTING
▲
▲
In the zoom mode, "VRM" or "BTM TRACK" can be used as its
SCALE POSITION OFF
submodes in the specified zoom range (1 to 100 m) during fishfinding
FINE SCALE AUTO
display. 2 5 10 20 50
▲V R M OFF ON
▲
COLOR SAMPLE OFF ON
The cursor (VRM) is a depth marker across the screen. This SPLIT DISPLAY
marker can be moved in a vertical direction using the or key. ZOOM MODE VRM BTM TRACK
A-SCOPE LOG LINEAR
"VRM"
Display is expanded with VRM as its basis. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
DISPLAY SETTING ZOOM MODE
VRM
Zoom area R: Range
"BTM TRACK"
Only the vicinity of the bottom is automatically expanded leaving the
track of the bottom intact.
Zoom area
3.OPERATIONS 31
MAIN MENU
Changing the bottom expand mode (LOCK/DISC.)
▲▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. ZOOM RANGE 10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
2 Move control to "DISPLAY" by pressing the or key, and AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
▲
pressing the key. BACK COLOR STD. 1 2 3
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
3 Move control to "BTM. EXP. MODE" by pressing the or DISPLAY
key. A L A R M
4 Move control to either "LOCK" or "DISC." by pressing the or

key.
5 Press the MARK
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
6 Press the GRAPH
Main menu DISPLAY
DISPLAY SETTING
How to use the bottom expand mode
▲▲
SCALE POSITION OFF
In the bottom expand mode, "LOCK" or "DISC." can be used as its
FINE SCALE AUTO
submodes in the specified bottom expand range (1 to 50 m) during
2 5 10 20 50
fishfinding display. ▲V R M
▲
OFF ON
COLOR SAMPLE OFF ON
SPLIT DISPLAY
"LOCK" ZOOM MODE VRM
LOCK DISC
BTM TRACK
BTM. EXP. MODE
Expands display with the bottom as its basis. A-SCOPE LOG LINEAR

GRAPH CLOSE MENU
DISPLAY SETTING BTM. EXP. MODE
Zoom area
"DISC." for easy identification of

bottom material
In general, the tail width in the bottom echo

"DISC." changes as follows according to the
Displays bottom discrimination under the "BOTTOM LOCK" display. particular material of the bottom:
Type of bottom Tail size
Rock Long
Gravel ↑
Sand ↑
Mud Short
Thus, changes in the hardness of the
bottom can be identified from changes in
the tail width of the bottom echo.
In the bottom discrimination display mode,
Zoom area since echo of the bottom tail is displayed
directly below standard expanded bottom
echo, changes in tail width can better be
identified than with a conventional
fishfinder.
32 3.OPERATIONS
Changing the A-scope display format (A-SCOPE mode LOG/LINEAR)
pressing the key.
3 Move control to "A-SCOPE MODE" by pressing the or
key.
4 Move control to "LOG" or "LINEAR" by pressing the or
key.
5 Press the MARK
6 Press the GRAPH
LOG display
A-scope display
Signals are displayed at 15 levels. Thus, fish can be easily detected
since small schools of fish have their display size increased to a certain MAIN MENU
▲▲
extent.
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
LINEAR display ZOOM RANGE 10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
This format is used for conventional A-scope display. The species of AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
fish can be identified to a certain extent from the displayed envelope ▲ COLOR MODE STD. 1 2 3
▲
waveform. Compared with the LOG display format, the LINEAR display BACK COLOR STD. 1 2 3
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
format makes a display of small schools of fish in a small size. DISPLAY
A L A R M
A
Use the SCP key on the operations panel to turn on or off the A-
scope display mode. See page 16
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Main menu DISPLAY
DISPLAY SETTING
▲▲
SCALE POSITION OFF
FINE SCALE AUTO

2 5 10 20 50
▲V R M OFF ON
▲
COLOR SAMPLE OFF ON
SPLIT DISPLAY
A-SCOPE LOG LINEAR

GRAPH CLOSE MENU
DISPLAY SETTING A-SCOPE MODE
3.OPERATIONS 33
Specifying the graph display format (GRAPH)
A press of the GRAPH key displays a graph. Another press clears the graph
temporarily.
Selecting the type of graph

Two types of graphs can be displayed: one type represents the
relationship between water depth and bottom hardness, and one type
represents the relationship between water depth and water temperature.
See page 36 for a graph of water depth and bottom hardness (or
water depth and water temperature).
The type of graph can be changed using this procedure:
Graph display
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. MAIN MENU
▲▲
2 Move control to "GRAPH" by pressing the or key, and then
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
ZOOM RANGE 10
move control to the GRAPH SETTING submenu by pressing the BOTTOM RANGE 5
key. AUTO SHIFT
3 Move control to "DISPLAY" by pressing the or key. ▲ COLOR MODE
▲
STD. 1 2 3
4 Select "DEPTH/BH" or "DEPTH/TEMP." by pressing the or
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
DISPLAY
key. G R A P H DEPTH/TEMP
A L A R M
5 Press the MARK
6 Press the GRAPH
key to return to the fishfinding display. ▲
GOTO SUB MENU

Specifying the vertical range (axis) for the GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Main menu GRAPH

water depth graph
GRAPH SETTING
The procedure for specifying the median value and the width value
▲ ▲
ON DEPTH/BH
for the graph is as follows:
DEPTH 100m 200m ▲

1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. T E M P +15。C +20。C
▲
2 Move control to "GRAPH" by pressing the or key, and then

T I M E 1（HOUR）
move control to the GRAPH SETTING submenu by pressing the
key.
3 Move control to "DEPTH" by pressing the or key. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
GRAPH SETTING DISPLAY (Type of graph)

4 Specify the median value (for example, 100 m) for the graph by
pressing the or key. GRAPH SETTING
▲ ▲
5 Move control to "DEPTH" by pressing the or key. ON DEPTH/BH
6 Specify the width (for example, 200 m) for the graph by pressing the
DEPTH 100m 200m ▲
or key. T E M P +15。C +20。C
▲
7 Press the MARK

8 Press the GRAPH
key to return to the fishfinding display. T I M E 1（HOUR）

GRAPH CLOSE MENU
GRAPH SETTING Water depth range setting
34 3.OPERATIONS
GRAPH SETTING
Specifying the vertical range (axis) for the
▲ ▲
ON DEPTH/BH
water temperature graph
The procedure for specifying the median value and the width DEPTH 100m 200m ▲
+15。 +20。
▲
T E M P C C
value for the graph is as follows:
T I M E 1（HOUR）
2 Move control to "GRAPH" by pressing the or key, and MARK RETURN TO MAIN MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
then move control to the GRAPH SETTING submenu by pressing
GRAPH Water temperature
the key. SETTING range setting
3 Move control to "TEMP." by pressing the or key.
4 Specify the median value (for example, 15 deg C) for the graph by
5 Move control to "TEMP." by pressing the or key.
6 Specify the width (for example, 20 deg C) for the graph by
7 Press the MARK
8 Press the GRAPH
An optional water temperature sensor must be connected to display

water temperature. See page 59 for the water temperature input
procedure.
Refer to the installation manual for further details.
MAIN MENU
Changing the display time
▲▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET

Data sampling (acquisition) time for display can be specified for each ZOOM RANGE 10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
type of graph. The setting range is from one to three hours. AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
▲
Even when no graphs are displayed, water depth/water temperature BACK COLOR STD. 1 2 3
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
data is stored automatically. When a graph is displayed, therefore, DISPLAY
the specified display time will be immediately displayed on that A L A R M
graph.
The display time can be changed using this procedure:

▲
GOTO SUB MENU

GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Main menu GRAPH

GRAPH SETTING
2 Move control to "GRAPH" by pressing the or key, and
▲ ▲
ON DEPTH/BH
the key.
DEPTH 100m 200m ▲
3 Move control to "TIME" by pressing the or key. T E M P +15。C +20。C
▲
4 Enter the desired display time by pressing the or key.

T I M E
5 Press the MARK
1（HOUR）
6 Press the GRAPH

GRAPH CLOSE MENU
GRAPH SETTING Display time setting
3.OPERATIONS 35
Displaying the bottom hardness (BH value) on a graph (DEPTH & BH)
Dual display in bottom
The relationship between water depth and the hardness of the bottom discrimination mode
can be displayed on a graph.
This graph can be displayed using the following procedure:

2 Move control to "GRAPH" by pressing the or key, and
the key.
3 Move control to "TYPE" by pressing the or key.
4 Move control to "DEPTH/BH" by pressing the or key.
MAIN MENU
5 Press the MARK
▲▲
6
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
Press the GRAPH
ZOOM RANGE 10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
The hardness of the bottom (BH) is displayed in white, and water AUTO SHIFT
depth, in red. ▲
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
DISPLAY
In general, the tail width in the bottom echo depends on the G R A P H DEPTH＆BH
A L A R M
hardness of the bottom, as shown below. Bottom hardness is
automatically analyzed and displayed as a BH level from 1 to 8 to
provide a measure of bottom hardness.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Type of bottom material Tail size BH level Main menu GRAPH
Rock Long 8 GRAPH SETTING
▲ ▲
Gravel ↑ ↑ ON DEPTH/BH
Sand ↑ ↑
Mud Short 1 DEPTH 100m 200m ▲
+15。 +20。
▲
T E M P C C
See page 10 for the bottom discrimination mode. T I M E 1（HOUR）
Dual-display procedure: Proceed from the main menu to

"DISPLAY", "BTM. EXP. MODE", and "DISC.", in that order. See MARK RETURN TO MAIN MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
page 32.
GRAPH SETTING
36 3.OPERATIONS
3.3 Alarm Functions
The use of the alarm functions activates a fish alarm to indicate that a
FD
fish detection signal level within the specified range has been received, Fish, depth or water
TV
and a water temperature alarm to indicate that the detected water temperature alarm
temperature has reached the specified maximum or minimum allowable
value.
See page 38 for fish alarm setting operations, and page 40 for
water temperature alarm setting operations.
When the alarm is on, a fish or water temperature alarm mark is

displayed at the top left corner of the screen.
The character at the right of the alarm mark identifies the type of alarm.
F: Fish alarm
D: Depth alarm
T: Water temperature alarm (Upper and Lower)
V: Water temperature rate alarm
When the alarm is activated, the display color of the alarm mark will
change to red.
MAIN MENU
▲ ▲
▲
Activating/deactivating the alarm STD. RANGE
ZOOM RANGE
PRESET
10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
Deactivating the alarm buzzer with the MARK

key AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
The alarm buzzer can be deactivated by pressing the MARK
key. ▲
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
The red alarm mark at the top left corner of the screen does not return to
DISPLAY
white until the corresponding fish detection signal has disappeared or G R A P H DEPTH/TEMP
A L A R M
until the corresponding water temperature has fallen within the required
range.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

Selecting alarm on/off (activation/ GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Main menu ALARM

deactivation) with a menu
ALARM MENU
Alarm on/off can be selected using the required menu. The procedure is
▲▲▲ ▲▲ ▲
F I S H
SHALLOW
as follows: ▲ DEPTH
▼ TEMP UPPER
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. TEMP LOWER
TEMP RATE
2 Move control to "ALARM" by pressing the or key, and then
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

display the ALARM SETTING submenu by pressing the key. MARK RETURN TO MAIN MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
3 Move control to the desired type of alarm (for example, "FISH") by
ALARM SETTING FISH
4 Display the FISH ALARM submenu by pressing the key. FISH ALARM
▲
▲
5 Move control to "FUNCTION" by pressing the or key. FUNCTION ON OFF

▲ CENTER DEPTH 20m
6 To activate the alarm, move control to "ON", or ▼ W I D T H 10m
ALARM LEVEL 7
to deactivate the alarm, move control to "OFF",
by pressing the or key. MARK RETURN TO ALARM MENU
7 Press the MARK
key to return to the ALARM MENU. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
8 Example: FISH ALARM OFF

Press the GRAPH
3.OPERATIONS 37
Setting the fish alarm
The fish alarm can be activated when a fish detection signal exceeding Fish alarm
the specified signal level appears in the specified alarm range. Use the center depth
20m
fish alarm menu to specify the fish alarm range and the signal level. Alarm 10m
range 30m
The alarm setting range is within 2,000 m of the zero line.
The alarm will sound, even when the bottom is present in the fish
alarm range.
The fish alarm setting procedure is shown below. MAIN MENU
▲
▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
ZOOM RANGE 050
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. BOTTOM RANGE 010
2 Move control to "ALARM" by pressing the or key, and then AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
AUTO SHIFT
display the ALARM SETTING submenu by pressing the key. ▲ COLOR MODE
▲
STD. 1 2 3
3 Move control to "FISH" by pressing the or key, and then
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
DISPLAY
display the FISH ALARM submenu by pressing the key. G R A P H DEPTH/TEMP
A L A R M
4 Move control to "FUNCTION" by pressing the or key, and
then select "ON" by pressing the or key.
5 Move control to "UPPER LIM" by pressing the or key, and
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
then specify the desired UPPER LIMIT fish-detection water depth GRAPH CLOSE MENU
value by pressing the or key. Main menu ALARM

Example: 20 m (for activating the alarm in a water depth range of ALARM MENU
▲▲▲ ▲▲ ▲
20 m below) F I S H
SHALLOW
6 Move control to "WIDTH" by pressing the or key, and then ▲ DEPTH
▼ TEMP UPPER
specify the desired width of the fish detection water depth range TEMP LOWER
TEMP RATE
(namely, the range from the maximum allowable value to the
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

minimum allowable value) by pressing the or key.
Example: 10 m (for activating the alarm in the water depth range GRAPH CLOSE MENU
from 20 to 30 m) ALARM FISH
7 Move control to "ALARM LEVEL" by pressing the or key, FISH ALARM
and then specify the desired fish detection signal level by pressing FUNCTION ON ▲
▲ OFF
▲ UPPER LIM 20m
the or key. ▼ W I D T H 10m
ALARM LEVEL 7
The fish alarm will be activated when a signal exceeding the
specified signal level appears.
MARK RETURN TO ALARM MENU
Example: "7" (value displayed at the color sample) GRAPH CLOSE MENU
8 Press the MARK

key to return to the ALARM MENU. FISH ALARM FUNCTION "ON"
9 Press the GRAPH
When the fish alarm is on, it will sound if a fish detection signal
exceeding the specified signal level appears in the specified alarm
range. The fish alarm will continue sounding until the
corresponding fish detection signal disappears.
Press the MARK
key to deactivate the sounding fish alarm before the
corresponding fish detection signal disappears.
Even after the sounding alarm has been deactivated, the red alarm
mark will remain displayed as it is.
38 3.OPERATIONS
MAIN MENU
Setting the SHALLOW alarm
▲
▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
The SHALLOW alarm can be activated ZOOM RANGE 050
BOTTOM RANGE 010
when the detected water depth AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
Alarm
decreases below the specified value. Shallow alarm depth AUTO SHIFT
Use the SHALLOW alarm menu to ▲
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
specify the water depth. DISPLAY
The SHALLOW alarm setting procedure Bottom G R A P H DEPTH/TEMP
A L A R M
is shown below.
2 Move control to "ALARM" by pressing the or key, and then
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
display the ALARM SETTING submenu by pressing the key. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
3 Move control to "SHALLOW" by pressing the or key, and Main menu ALARM
then display the SHALLOW ALARM submenu by pressing the ALARM MENU
key.
▲▲▲ ▲▲ ▲
F I S H
SHALLOW
4 Move control to "FUNCTION" by pressing the or key, and ▲ DEPTH
▼ TEMP UPPER
TEMP LOWER
5 Move control to "DEPTH" by pressing the or key, and then TEMP RATE
specify the desired alarm activation water depth value by pressing
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
the or key. MARK RETURN TO MAIN MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Example: 10 m (for activating the alarm when the detected water ALARM SHALLOW
depth decreases below 10 m)
SHALLOW ALARM
6 Press the MARK
key to return to the ALARM MENU.
▲▲
7 Press the GRAPH
key to return to the fishfinding display. ▲ FUNCTION ON OFF
▼ DEPTH 10m

Setting the DEEP alarm GRAPH CLOSE MENU
The DEEP alarm can be activated when SHALLOW ALARM FUNCTION "ON"
the detected water depth increases

Deep alarm depth
above the specified value. Use the
DEEP alarm menu to specify the water
depth. Alarm ALARM MENU
▲▲▲ ▲▲ ▲
F I S H
Bottom
The DEEP alarm setting procedure is SHALLOW
▲ DEPTH
shown below. ▼ TEMP UPPER
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys TEMP LOWER
TEMP RATE
together.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

2 Move control to "ALARM" by pressing the or key, and MARK RETURN TO MAIN MENU
then display the ALARM SETTING submenu by pressing the GRAPH CLOSE MENU
key. ALARM DEEP

3 Move control to "DEEP" by pressing the or key, and then DEPTH ALARM
▲▲
display the DEEP ALARM submenu by pressing the key. ▲ FUNCTION ON OFF
4 Move control to "FUNCTION" by pressing the or key, and ▼ DEPTH 200m

5 Move control to "DEPTH" by pressing the or key, and MARK RETURN TO ALARM MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
then specify the desired alarm activation water depth value by DEEP ALARM FUNCTION "ON"
Example: 200 m (for activating the alarm when the detected
water depth increases above 200 m)
6 Press the MARK
key to return to the ALARM MENU.
7 Press the GRAPH
3.OPERATIONS 39
MAIN MENU
Setting the TEMP UPPER alarm
▲
▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
The TEMP UPPER alarm can be ZOOM RANGE 10
activated when water temperature Alarm BOTTOM RANGE 5
increases above the specified value. AUTO SHIFT
Use the TEMP UPPER alarm menu to ▲
Water temp. upper limit value BACK COLOR STD. 1 2 3
specify the temperature upper limit.
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
DISPLAY
The change in water temperature Changes
in water temperature G R A P H DEPTH/TEMP
that can be specifed range from A L A R M
-10 degC to +50 degC.

The TEMP UPPER alarm setting procedure is shown below.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
2 Move control to "ALARM" by pressing the or key, and GRAPH CLOSE MENU
then display the ALARM SETTING submenu by pressing the Main menu ALARM
key.
ALARM MENU
3 Move control to "TEMP UPPER" by pressing the or key,
▲▲▲ ▲▲ ▲
F I S H
SHALLOW
and then display the TEMP UPPER ALARM submenu by ▲ DEPTH
pressing the key. ▼ TEMP UPPER

TEMP LOWER
TEMP RATE
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
5 Move control to "UPPER LIMIT" by pressing the or key, MARK RETURN TO MAIN MENU
and then specify the desired alarm activation water temperature GRAPH CLOSE MENU
value by pressing the or key. ALARM TEMP UPPER

Example: 20.0 degC. (for activating the alarm when water
TEMPERATURE LOWER ALARM
temperature increases above 20.0 degC.)
▲ ▲
6 Press the key to return to the ALARM MENU.
MARK
▲ FUNCTION
▼ UPPER LIMIT
ON
20.0。
C
OFF
7 Press the GRAPH

Setting the TEMP LOWER alarm MARK RETURN TO ALARM MENU

GRAPH CLOSE MENU
The TEMP LOWER alarm can be TEMP UPPER ALARM FUNCTION "ON"
Water temp. lower limit value
activated when water temperature
decreases below the specified value.
Use the TEMP LOWER alarm menu to
specify the temperature lower limit. Alarm ALARM MENU
▲▲▲ ▲▲ ▲
Changes F I S H
The change in water temperature in water temperature SHALLOW
that can be specifed range from ▲ DEPTH
▼ TEMP UPPER
-10 degC to +50 degC. TEMP LOWER
The TEMP LOWER alarm setting procedure is shown below. TEMP RATE

▲
GOTO SUB MENU

2 Move control to "ALARM" by pressing the or key, and MARK RETURN TO MAIN MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
then display the ALARM SETTING submenu by pressing the ALARM TEMP LOWER
key.
3 Move control to "TEMP LOWER" by pressing the or key, TEMPERATURE LOWER ALARM
▲
▲
and then display the TEMP LOWER ALARM submenu by ▲ FUNCTION ON OFF
▼ UPPER LIMIT 17.0。
C
pressing the key.
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
5 Move control to "LOWER LIMIT" by pressing the or key, TEMP LOWER ALARM FUNCTION "ON"
and then specify the desired alarm activation water temperature
value by pressing the or key.
Example: 17.0 degC. (for activating the alarm when water
temperature decreases below 17.0 degC.)
6 Press the key to return to the ALARM MENU.
MARK
7 Press the key to return to the fishfinding display.

GRAPH
40 3.OPERATIONS
MAIN MENU
Setting the TEMP RATE alarm
▲▲
▲
STD. RANGE PRESET
The TEMP RATE alarm will be activated when the actual rate of change ZOOM RANGE 10
BOTTOM RANGE 5
of water temperature during one minute significantly changes from the AUTO MODE OFF AUTO RANGE
specified rate. Use the TEMP RATE alarm menu to specify the rate of AUTO SHIFT
▲
change of water temperature. BACK COLOR STD. 1 2 3
▲▲ ▲ ▲
USER COLOR
DISPLAY
The changes in water temperature that can be specified range G R A P H DEPTH/TEMP
A L A R M
within ±9.9 degC./minute.
The TEMP RATE alarm setting procedure is shown below.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
1 Display the main menu by pressing the and keys together. Main menu ALARM
2 Move control to "ALARM" by pressing the or key, and then ALARM MENU
▲▲▲ ▲▲ ▲
display the ALARM SETTING submenu by pressing the key. F I S H
SHALLOW
3 Move control to "TEMP RATE" by pressing the or key, ▲ DEPTH
▼ TEMP UPPER
and then display the TEMP RATE ALARM submenu by pressing TEMP LOWER
TEMP RATE
the key.
4
▲
Move control to "FUNCTION" by pressing the or key, and GOTO SUB MENU
then select "ON" by pressing the or key. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
5 Move control to "TEMP. RATE" by pressing the or key, ALARM TEMP RATE
and then specify the desired alarm-activation rate of change of TEMPERATURE LOWER ALARM
▲
▲
water temperature per minute by pressing the or key. ▲ FUNCTION ON OFF
▼ UPPER LIMIT ＋3.0。
C／min
Example: 3.0 degC./min (for activating the alarm when water
temperature increases by over 3.0 degC. within one minute) MARK RETURN TO ALARM MENU
6 Press the MARK
key to return to the ALARM MENU. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
7 Press the GRAPH

key to return to the fishfinding display. TEMP RATE ALARM FUNCTION "ON"
1 min
Setting ≦ Changes
in water
temperature
Alarm
Changes in water temperature
When the alarm is on, it will sound if a water temperature within the
specified range is detected. The alarm will continue sounding until the
corresponding rate of change of water temperature falls outside the
specified range.
Press the MARK

key to deactivate the sounding alarm before the
corresponding rate of change of water temperature falls outside the
specified range.
Even after the sounding alarm has been deactivated, the red alarm
mark will remain displayed as it is.
3.OPERATIONS 41
3.4 FISH FINDER SETTING Menu
FISH FINDER SETTING
Suppressing interference (INTERFERENCE)
▲
▲
On-screen interference from external fishfinders or other electronic
▲▲ ▲ ▲
COLOR REJ.
equipment can be minimized using the INTERFERENCE function P D C HI D LO D
(interference suppression) displayed on the FISH FINDER SETTING
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
menu. TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
Four interference suppression levels are provided: "OFF", "IR1", "IR2", TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
and "AUTO". SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
▲
INITIAL SET
Select "IR1" for weak interference, and select "IR2" for strong
interference. Selection of "AUTO" activates the interference suppression
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
function according to the particular intensity of interference. Selection of GRAPH CLOSE MENU
"OFF" deactivates interference suppression. FISH FINDER SETTING INTERFERENCE
Initially, select "OFF". If interference occurs, however, change the

setting to "IR1".
The selected interference suppression level ("OFF", "IR1", "IR2", or

"AUTO") is also displayed at the top of the fishfinding display to
allow user confirmation on page 8.
Example of video affected by interference
Interference
Select an interference suppression level as follows:
1 Display the FISH FINDER SETTING menu by pressing the

and keys together.
2 Move control to "INTERFERENCE" by pressing the or
key.
3 Move control to either "OFF", "IR1", "IR2", or "AUTO" by pressing
the or key.
4 Press the GRAPH
42 3.OPERATIONS
FISH FINDER SETTING
Rejecting specific colors (COLOR REJ.)
▲▲
Only specific colors can be reject from video, irrespective of whether
▲▲ ▲ ▲
COLOR REJ.
noise suppression and STC are valid. Using this function allows the P D C HI D LO D
user to suppress screen noise and clear unnecessary schools of fish
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
from the screen, by rejecting the specified colors in order of the signal TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
level. TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
Example of a color sample
▲
INITIAL SET
Level 1 2 . . . 15
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
Light GRAPH CLOSE MENU
(Weak) Green Yellow . . . Red (Strong)
blue FISH FINDER SETTING COLOR REJ.
(reject the colors in this order)
COLOR REJECTION
▲
▲／ SELECT LEVEL
▲
Reject colors as follows: DISPLAY
▲
CLEAR
1 Display the FISH FINDER SETTING menu by pressing the MARK RETURN TO F/F MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
and keys together.
COLOR REJECTION Color selection
2 Move control to "COLOR REJ." by pressing the or key,
and display the COLOR REJECTION submenu by pressing the week (1)
color sample bar
key.
3 Set the color specification frame of the color sample to the color
(signal) to be cleared, by pressing the or key.
Move the color specification
4 Pressing the key turns display off (display invalid). frame on the color sample
to the color (signal) to be
cleared, by pressing the
To turn display back on (display valid), set the color specification or key.
frame to the desired color and then press the key.
5 If necessary, clear other colors as well by repeating steps 3 and
4 above.
6 Press the MARK
key to return to the FISH FINDER SETTING menu.
7 Press the GRAPH
key to return to the fishfinding display. strong (15)
COLOR REJECTION
Do not change the display mode during the modification of COLOR ▲／

▲
SELECT LEVEL
▲
REJ. setup operations. If the display mode is changed, the color DISPLAY
▲
CLEAR
specification frame on the color sample will disappear.
If the color specification frame overlaps the cursor, the linear cursor MARK RETURN TO F/F MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
on the color sample will disappear.
COLOR Rejecting the selected
The time marker will also disappear if the eighth color from the REJECTION color(s)
bottom of the color sample is specified as the color to be cleared.
The event marker will also disappear if the sixth color from the
bottom of the color sample is specified as the color to be cleared.
3.OPERATIONS 43
FISH FINDER SETTING
Descriminating between the Sea Bottom and Fish Schools (WHITE LINE)
▲ ▲
You can reject signals (colors) in the order of descending signal intensity
▲▲ ▲ ▲
COLOR REJ.
to discriminate between the sea bottom and fish schools or determine P D C HI D LO D
the volume of a fish school. To monitor fish groups on and around the ▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
sea bottom, set the white line to erase the strongest signal that TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
represents the sea bottom (reddish brown). To make this function TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
invalid, set "WHITE LINE" to 0.0. SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
▲
INITIAL SET
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
School GRAPH CLOSE MENU
of fish FISH FINDER SETTING WHITE LINE
WHITE LINE
▲▲
Bottom ▲ HI 0.0
0 5 10
▲
LO 0.0
WHITE LINE MARK RETURN TO F/F MENU

level Too low Appropriate Too high GRAPH CLOSE MENU
WHITE LINE High-frequency

To specify the bottom identification level in water depth display
mode (DEPTH) or in bottom-based expand mode (LOCK), select
BOTTOM DECISION LEVEL from the INITIAL SETTING submenu
by independent operations. For further details, see "Adjusting the
bottom identification level (BOTTOM DECISION LEVEL)" on page
56.
Select WHITE LINE levels as follows:

and keys together.
2 Move control to "WHITE LINE" by pressing the or key,
and display the WHITE LINE submenu by pressing the key.
3 Select either HI (high-frequency) or LO (low-frequency) by
4 Set a level at which discriminate between the sea bottom and fish
schools, by pressing the or key. The level can be set in
steps of 0.1 from 0.0 to 10. The setting of 0.0 makes the WHITE
LINE function invalid.
5 If necessary, select a WHITE LINE level for the other frequency
as well by repeating steps 3 and 4 above.
6 Press the MARK
7 Press the GRAPH
44 3.OPERATIONS
FISH FINDER SETTING
Reducing transmitter output (PDC)
▲
▲
If the gain level cannot be sufficiently reduced using the gain control or
▲▲ ▲ ▲
COLOR REJ.
the STC control, change the setting of PDC (transmitter output) to adjust P D C HI D LO D
the gain. Four settings are provided for PDC: "A", "B", "C", and "D"; "A"
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
being the minimum output and "D" being the maximum output. TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
Select "D" for normal operating conditions. TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
Change the setting of PDC as follows: SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
▲
INITIAL SET
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
and keys together. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
2 Move control to "PDC" by pressing the or key, and display FISH FINDER SETTING PDC
the PDC submenu by pressing the key. PDC
▲ ▲
3 Select either HI (high-frequency) or LO (low-frequency) by ▲ HI A B C D
▲
LO A B C D
4 Select the desired output level by pressing the or key.
5 Press the MARK
key to return to the FISH FINDER SETTING menu. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
6 Press the GRAPH

key to return to the fishfinding display. PDC High-frequency
FISH FINDER SETTING

Adjusting the frequency (FREQ. ADJUST)
▲
▲
Interference can be minimized by fine-adjustment of the operating
▲▲ ▲ ▲
COLOR REJ.
frequency. This method, however, is valid when screen interference P D C HI D LO D
noise caused by the approach of other vessels or by the engine sounds ▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
of your own vessel cannot be suppressed using the interference TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
suppression function of the FISH FINDER SETTING menu. TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
▲
INITIAL SET
See page 42 for "INTERFERENCE" setting operations.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

The frequency can be adjusted in steps of ±10 kHz in the case of 200 GRAPH CLOSE MENU
kHz and 75 kHz, or in steps of ±5 kHz in the case of 50kHz, 38kHz and FISH FINDER SETTING FREQ. ADJUST
28 kHz. FREQUENCY ADJUST

▲▲
Adjust the frequency as follows: ▲ HI

10 − 0 ＋ 10
▲
LO
1 Display the FISH FINDER SETTING menu by pressing the 200.0KHz
and keys together.

2 Move control to "FREQ. ADJUST" by pressing the or key, GRAPH CLOSE MENU
and display the FREQUENCY ADJUST submenu by pressing the FREQUENCY ADJUST High-frequency
key.
3 Select either HI (high-frequency) or LO (low-frequency) by
4 Adjust the frequency by pressing the or key.
5 If necessary, adjust the other frequency as well by repeating steps
3 and 4 above.
6 Press the MARK
7 Press the GRAPH
3.OPERATIONS 45
FISH FINDER SETTING
Changing the density of the entire video color (ADC MODE)
▲▲
The density of the entire fishfinding video color can be changed by
▲▲ ▲ ▲
COLOR REJ.
varying the setting of the ADC mode. Select "7" as the density level for P D C HI D LO D
normal operating conditions. A higher density level creates more bluish
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
video, and a lower level creates more reddish video. TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
Change the setting of the ADC mode as follows: TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
▲
INITIAL SET
Display the FISH FINDER SETTING menu by pressing the
and keys together.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
2 Move control to "ADC MODE" by pressing the or key. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
3 Select the desired ADC MODE value from eight types ("1" to "8") FISH FINDER SETTING ADC MODE
by pressing the or key. The standard value is "7".

4 Press the GRAPH
Select "6" to search for small schools of fish and for isolated fish.
FISH FINDER SETTING

Enhancing fish video density (TX PULSE WIDTH)
▲▲
The density of video can be enhanced for easier identification by
▲▲ ▲ ▲
COLOR REJ.
adjusting TX PULSE WIDTH (transmitter pulse width) to either "LONG" P D C HI D LO D
or "SHORT". It may become possible to create clearer and sharper
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
video of small fish by adjusting TX PULSE WIDTH to "LONG", that is to TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
say, increasing the pulse width. TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
Adjust TX PULSE WIDTH as follows: SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
INITIAL SET ▲

▲
GOTO SUB MENU

2 Move control to "TX PULSE WIDTH" by pressing the or FISH FINDER SETTING TX PULSE WIDTH
key.
3 Select either "LONG" or "SHORT" by pressing the or key.
4 Press the GRAPH
In the shallow range, the "LONG" transmitter pulse width may

increase the length of the zero line and/or deteriorate video range
resolution.
Pulse width
Long Short
46 3.OPERATIONS
Minimizing video interruptions due to bubbling (TX CYCLE MODE)
The transmission cycle and the timing of chart speed are usually
synchronized. Revoking this state minimizes video interruptions due to
bubbling. In shallow seas, however, care must be taken since the
fishfinder is prone to pick multiplex echoes.
The procedure for changing the timing between the transmission cycle
and chart speed is shown below.

Interrruptions due to bubbling
and keys together.
FISH FINDER SETTING
2 Move control to "TX CYCLE MODE" by pressing the or
▲
▲
key.
▲▲ ▲ ▲
COLOR REJ.
3 Select either "SYNC." or "ASYNC." by pressing the or WHITE LINE HI 0.0 LO 0.0
P D C HI D LO D
key. FREQ. ADJUST HI 200.0 LO 50.0
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
4 Press the GRAPH
key to return to the fishfinding display. ▲
TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
The "ASYNC." (asynchronous) function is valid when the chart STC MODE 50 100 150 200
speed rate is reduced below "1/3".
▲
INITIAL SET
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
FISH FINDER SETTING TX CYCLE MODE
Clearing artifacts from video of the bottom (TX CYCLE ADJ.)

In the shallow range, artifacts in video of the
Artifact
bottom due to weaker signal reflections than
actual bottom signal reflections may appear
between the zero line and the bottom on the
screen.
If such artifacts obstruct your sight on the
fishfinding video display, adjust the transmission
e
cycle using the "TX CYCLE ADJ." function of the
FISH FINDER SETTING menu.
The transmission cycle adjustment procedure is
shown below. Unadjusted Adjusted
FISH FINDER SETTING

▲
▲

and keys together.
▲▲ ▲ ▲
COLOR REJ.
2 Move control to "TX CYCLE ADJ." by pressing the or key. WHITE LINE HI 0.0 LO 0.0
P D C HI D LO D
3 Adjust the transmission cycle by pressing the or key. The FREQ. ADJUST HI 200.0 LO 50.0
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
transmission cycle setting range is from "0" to "100", and a larger ▲
setting reduces artifacts in video of the bottom correspondingly. TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
4 Press the GRAPH
key to return to the fishfinding display. STC MODE 50 100 150 200
▲
INITIAL SET
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

GRAPH CLOSE MENU
FISH FINDER SETTING TX CYCLE ADJ.
3.OPERATIONS 47
FISH FINDER SETTING
Changing the STC operating range (STC MODE)
▲
▲
Gain can be adjusted by changing the STC operating range. Either 50
▲▲ ▲ ▲
COLOR REJ.
m, 100 m, 150 m, or 200 m is available as the operating range. Usually, P D C HI D LO D
select 50 m. Selection of 200 m enhances the identifiability of the fish in
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
deep layers. Selection of a shorter range enhances the identifiability of TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
the fish in shallow layers. TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
Change the STC operating range this way: SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
▲
INITIAL SET
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
2 Move control to "STC MODE" by pressing the or key. FISH FINDER SETTING STC MODE
3 Select the desired range by pressing the or key.
4 Press the GRAPH
Use the [STC] control (semi-fixed type) on the operations panel to

adjust the STC level. See page 14
Use "SHORT STC" to adjust the video gain obtained immediately

after transmission. See page 55 for further details. Outline of the
procedure: Proceed from the FISH FINDER SETTING menu to
"INITIAL SETTING", "CALIBRATION", and "SHORT STC", in that
order.
FISH FINDER SETTING

Enhancing small echo (SIGNAL PROCESS)
▲
▲
If the received signal reflections are too weak to confirm, enhance their
▲▲ ▲ ▲
COLOR REJ.
level in a vertical direction on the screen by selecting the SIGNAL P D C HI D LO D
PROCESS function of the FISH FINDER SETTING menu.
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
Three settings are provided for SIGNAL PROCESS: "OFF", "1", and "2". TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
The setting of "1" provides weak enhancement, and "2" provides strong TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
enhancement. SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
▲
INITIAL SET
Selection of "OFF" deactivates the SIGNAL PROCESS function ("OFF"
is the default).
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

The enhancement procedure is as follows: GRAPH CLOSE MENU
FISH FINDER SETTING SIGNAL PROCESS

and keys together.
2 Move control to "SIGNAL PROCESS" by pressing the or
key.
3 Select either "OFF", "1", or "2" by pressing the or key.
4 Press the GRAPH
48 3.OPERATIONS
3.5 INITIAL SETTING Menu
FISH FINDER SETTING
Changing the water depth unit (DEPTH UNIT)
▲ ▲
Either "m" (meters), "FT" (feet), "FM" (fathoms), or "SP" (special) is
▲▲ ▲ ▲
COLOR REJ.
available as the water depth unit. The "SP" unit is the user-specified unit. P D C HI D LO D
The water depth unit can be changed using the following procedure:
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
1 Display the FISH FINDER SETTING menu by pressing the TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
and keys together. SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
2
▲
INITIAL SET
Move control to "INITIAL SETTING" by pressing the or
key, and display the INITIAL SETTING submenu by pressing the
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
key. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
3 Move control to "UNIT" by pressing the or key, and FISH FINDER SETTING INITIAL SETTING
display the UNIT SETTING submenu by pressing the key. INITIAL SETTING
▲ ▲
4 Move control to "DEPTH UNIT" by pressing the or key.
▲▲
U N I T
5 Select a water depth unit by pressing the or key. CALIBRATION
C CURVE LINEAR
VR CURVE
▲ BTM. DEC. LEVEL
▲
Example: On the sample display shown at right, "m" is selected HI 0 LO 0
▼ EXT. TRIG. IN OFF ON
from the four types ("m", "FT", "FM" and "SP"). EXT. SIG. IN OFF ON
▲▲
DATA INPUT
6 Press the MARK
key to return to the INITIAL SETTING submenu. DATA OUTPUT
7 Press the GRAPH

▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
If "SP" is selected, separate setting will also be required. See page INITIAL SETTING UNIT
49 for the "SP" unit. UNIT SETTING
▲ ▲
DEPTH UNIT m FT FＭ SP
▲ SPECIAL UNIT 1SP
= 1.0000m
。C 。
Setting a special water depth unit (SPECIAL UNIT) ▼ TEMP. UNIT
SPEED UNIT
F
KTS ＭPH KPH
Any water depth unit can be set. The setting range is from 0.3000 to
MARK RETURN TO INITIAL MENU
1.9999 m. The user-specified unit is called "special unit".
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
A special unit can be set using the following procedure: UNIT SETTING DEPTH UNIT

and keys together.
2 Move control to "INITIAL SETTING" by pressing the or
key. UNIT SETTING
3
▲ ▲
Move control to "UNIT" by pressing the or key, and

display the UNIT SETING submenu by pressing the key. ▲ SPECIAL UNIT 1SP
= 1.0000m
。C 。
F
▼ TEMP. UNIT
4 Move control to "SPECIAL UNIT" by pressing the or key. SPEED UNIT KTS ＭPH KPH
5 Select a value per unit by pressing the or key.

Example: 1 SP = 1.6500 m
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
6 Press the MARK

key to return to the INITIAL SETTING submenu. UNIT SETTING SPECIAL UNIT
7 Press the GRAPH
Select "SP" (special unit) from the DEPTH UNIT menu. See page
49 for the water depth unit.
3.OPERATIONS 49
FISH FINDER SETTING
Changing the water temperature unit (TEMP. UNIT)
▲▲
Either "ºC" (Degree Centigrade) or "ºF" (Degree Fahrenheit) is available
▲▲ ▲ ▲
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as the water temperature unit. P D C HI D LO D
The water temperature unit can be changed using the following
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
procedure: TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
1 Display the FISH FINDER SETTING menu by pressing the SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
▲
INITIAL SET
and keys together.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
key, and display the INITIAL SETTING submenu by pressing the GRAPH CLOSE MENU
key. FISH FINDER SETTING INITIAL SETTING

3 Move control to "UNIT" by pressing the or key, and INITIAL SETTING
▲ ▲
display the UNIT SETTING submenu by pressing the key.
▲▲
U N I T
4 Move control to "TEMP. UNIT" by pressing the or key. CALIBRATION

VR CURVE C CURVE LINEAR
5 ▲ BTM. DEC. LEVEL
▲
HI 0 LO 0
Select a water temperature unit by pressing the or key.
Example: "ºC" is selected from the two types ("ºC" and "ºF"). EXT. SIG. IN OFF ON
▲▲
DATA INPUT
6 Press the MARK
key to return to the INITIAL SETTING submenu. DATA OUTPUT
7 Press the GRAPH

▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
INITIAL SETTING UNIT
UNIT SETTING
▲ ▲
▲ SPECIAL UNIT 1SP
= 1.0000m
。C 。F
▼ TEMP. UNIT
SPEED UNIT KTS ＭPH KPH

GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Changing the vessel speed unit (SPEED UNIT) UNIT SETTING TEMP. UNIT
Either "KTS" (Knot), "MPH" (Mile per hour), or "KPH" (Kiro meter per
hour) is available as the vessel speed unit.
The vessel speed unit can be changed using the following procedure:
UNIT SETTING
▲ ▲
and keys together.
▲ SPECIAL UNIT = 1.0000m
1SP
。C 。
2 Move control to "INITIAL SETTING" by pressing the or ▼ TEMP. UNIT F
SPEED UNIT KTS ＭPH KPH
key. MARK RETURN TO INITIAL MENU
3 Move control to "UNIT" by pressing the or key, and display GRAPH CLOSE MENU
UNIT SETTING SPEED UNIT

the UNIT SETTING submenu by pressing the key.
4 Move control to "SPEED UNIT" by pressing the or key.
5 Select a speed unit by pressing the or key.
Example: "KTS" is selected from the three types ("KTS", "MPH",
and "KPH").
6 Press the MARK
key to return to the INITIAL SETTING submenu.
7 Press the GRAPH
50 3.OPERATIONS
FISH FINDER SETTING
Specifying the draft (DRAFT)
▲
▲
Specify the draft when you wish to display the water depth below the sea
▲▲ ▲ ▲
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level, not the surface of the transducer. P D C HI D LO D
The draft can be set in the range from 0.0 to 20.0 m or 20.0 unit.
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
Sea level TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
▲
INITIAL SET
Draft
Surface of the transducer
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
The default value is 0.0 m. FISH FINDER SETTING INITIAL SETTING

INITIAL SETTING
▲ ▲
Set the draft using the following procedure:
▲▲
U N I T
CALIBRATION
▲
Display the FISH FINDER SETTING menu by pressing the HI 0 LO 0
and keys together. EXT. SIG. IN OFF ON
▲▲
DATA INPUT
2 Move control to "INITIAL SETTING" by pressing the or DATA OUTPUT
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
key.
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
3 Move control to "CALIBRATION" by pressing the or key, INITIAL SETTING CALIBRATION
and display the CALIBRATION submenu by pressing the key.
CALIBRATION
4 Move control to "DRAFT" by pressing the or key.
▲ ▲
D R A F T 0.0m
5 Set the draft by pressing the or key. BELOW KEEL 0.0m
WATER TEMP 0.0。C
Example: 4.0 m (confirm the unit). ▲ SHIP SPEED 0.0%
▼ SOUND SPEED 0.0m/s
▲▲
G A I N HI 0 LO 0
See page 49 for unit setting operations. Outline of the procedure: SHORT STC HI 0 LO 0
Proceed from the FISH FINDER SETTING menu to "INITIAL

▲
GOTO SUB MENU

SETTING" first and then "UNIT". GRAPH CLOSE MENU
CALIBRATION DRAFT UNIT

6 Press the MARK
7 Press the GRAPH
3.OPERATIONS 51
FISH FINDER SETTING
Displaying the water depth below the keel (BELOW KEEL)
▲
▲
The distance from the keel of your vessel to the bottom can be displayed
▲▲ ▲ ▲
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as the water depth value by specifying the height below the keel of your P D C HI D LO D
vessel as the BELOW KEEL value.
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
▲
INITIAL SET
Height below the keel
Keel
▲
Transducer GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Specify the BELOW KEEL value using the following procedure: FISH FINDER SETTING INITIAL SETTING
INITIAL SETTING
▲ ▲
▲▲
U N I T
and keys together. CALIBRATION
2 Move control to "INITIAL SETTING" by pressing the or ▲ BTM. DEC. LEVEL
▲
HI 0 LO 0
key, and display the INITIAL SETTING submenu by pressing the EXT. SIG. IN OFF ON
▲▲
DATA INPUT
key. DATA OUTPUT
3 Move control to "CALIBRATION" by pressing the or key,
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
and display the CALIBRATION submenu by pressing the key. MARK RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
4 Move control to "BELOW KEEL" by pressing the or key.
INITIAL SETTING CALIBRATION
5 Specify the height below the keel by pressing the or key.
CALIBRATION
Example: 1.0 m (confirm the unit).
▲ ▲
D R A F T 0.0m
BELOW KEEL 0.0m
See page 49 for unit setting operations. Outline of the procedure: WATER TEMP 0.0。C
▲ SHIP SPEED 0.0%
Proceed from the FISH FINDER SETTING menu to "INITIAL ▼ SOUND SPEED 0.0m/s
▲▲
G A I N HI 0 LO 0
SETTING" first and then "UNIT". SHORT STC HI 0 LO 0
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

6 Press the MARK
key to return to the INITIAL SETTING submenu. MARK RETURN TO INITIAL MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
7 Press the GRAPH
CALIBRATION BELOW KEEL
52 3.OPERATIONS
FISH FINDER SETTING
Adjusting the displayed water temperature value (WATER TEMP)
▲
▲
The display of the water temperature value that has been received from
▲▲ ▲ ▲
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an external sensor can be adjusted if a predetermined tolerance is P D C HI D LO D
overstepped.
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
Adjust the displayed water temperature value using the following TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
procedure: TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
▲
INITIAL SET
and keys together.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
2 Move control to "INITIAL SETTING" by pressing the or GRAPH CLOSE MENU
key, and display the INITIAL SETTING submenu by pressing the FISH FINDER SETTING INITIAL SETTING
key. INITIAL SETTING
▲ ▲
▲▲
U N I T
CALIBRATION
and display the CALIBRATION submenu by pressing the key. VR CURVE C CURVE LINEAR
▲
Move control to "WATER TEMP" by pressing the or key. HI 0 LO 0
5 Specify the desired water temperature adjustment value by EXT. SIG. IN OFF ON
▲▲
DATA INPUT
pressing the or key. DATA OUTPUT
Example: +0.5 degC. (confirm the unit). See page 50 for unit
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
setting operations. MARK RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
6 Press the MARK
key to return to the INITIAL SETTING submenu. INITIAL SETTING CALIBRATION
7 Press the GRAPH
CALIBRATION
▲ ▲
D R A F T 0.0m
BELOW KEEL 0.0m
WATER TEMP 0.0。C
▲ SHIP SPEED 0.0%
▼ SOUND SPEED 0.0m/s
Adjusting the displayed vessel speed value (SHIP SPEED)
▲▲
G A I N HI 0 LO 0
SHORT STC HI 0 LO 0
The display of the vessel speed value that has been received from an
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

external sensor can be adjusted if a predetermined tolerance is MARK RETURN TO INITIAL MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
overstepped.
CALIBRATION WATER TEMP
Adjust the displayed vessel speed value using the following procedure:

and keys together.
2 Move control to "INITIAL SETTING" by pressing the or CALIBRATION
▲ ▲
key, and display the INITIAL SETTING submenu by pressing the D R A F T 0.0m
BELOW KEEL 0.0m
key. WATER TEMP 0.0。C
▲ SHIP SPEED 0.0%
3 Move control to "CALIBRATION" by pressing the or key, ▼ SOUND SPEED 0.0m/s
▲▲
and display the CALIBRATION submenu by pressing the key. G A I N HI 0 LO 0

SHORT STC HI 0 LO 0
4 Move control to "SHIP SPEED" by pressing the or key.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

5 Specify the desired vessel speed adjustment value by pressing MARK RETURN TO INITIAL MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
the or key.
CALIBRATION SHIP SPEED
Example: +10% (error rate is displayed in percentage terms).
See page 50 for unit setting operations.
6 Press the MARK
7 Press the GRAPH
3.OPERATIONS 53
FISH FINDER SETTING
Correcting a water depth display error (SOUND SPEED)
▲ ▲
Depending on underwater conditions, the sound velocity displayed may
▲▲ ▲ ▲
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slightly deviate from its actual value. If this is the case, the displayed P D C HI D LO D
water depth value will differ from an actual value. Such an error can be
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
corrected by assigning a sound velocity correction value. TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
Assign a sound velocity correction value using the following procedure: TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
1
▲
INITIAL SET
and keys together.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
2 Move control to "INITIAL SETTING" by pressing the or GRAPH CLOSE MENU
key, and display the INITIAL SETTING submenu by pressing the FISH FINDER SETTING INITIAL SETTING
key. INITIAL SETTING
▲ ▲
▲▲
U N I T
CALIBRATION
4 Move control to "SOUND SPEED" by pressing the or key. ▲ BTM. DEC. LEVEL
▲
HI 0 LO 0
5 Assign a sound velocity correction value by pressing the or EXT. SIG. IN OFF ON
▲▲
DATA INPUT
key. DATA OUTPUT
Example: +10 m/sec (standard sound velocity is 1,500 m/sec).
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
6 Press the MARK
key to return to the INITIAL SETTING submenu. MARK RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
7 Press the GRAPH
INITIAL SETTING CALIBRATION
CALIBRATION
▲ ▲
Adjusting gain (GAIN) D R A F T
BELOW KEEL
0.0m
0.0m
WATER TEMP 0.0。C
The setting of the gain control and the receiver gain can be adjusted.
▲ SHIP SPEED 0.0%
Adjust gain using the following procedure: ▼ SOUND SPEED 0.0m/s
▲▲
G A I N HI 0 LO 0
SHORT STC HI 0 LO 0

▲
GOTO SUB MENU

and keys together.
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
2 Move control to "INITIAL SETTING" by pressing the or CALIBRATION SOUND SPEED
CALIBRATION
key.
▲ ▲
D R A F T 0.0m
3 Move control to "CALIBRATION" by pressing the or key, BELOW KEEL 0.0m
WATER TEMP 0.0。C
and display the CALIBRATION submenu by pressing the key. ▲ SHIP SPEED 0.0%
4 Move control to "GAIN" by pressing the or key, and ▼ SOUND SPEED 0.0m/s
▲▲
G A I N HI 0 LO 0
display the GAIN submenu by pressing the key. SHORT STC HI 0 LO 0
5 Select either "HI" (high frequency) or "LO" (low frequency) by

▲
GOTO SUB MENU

pressing the or key. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
6 Assign a gain correction value by pressing the or key. CALIBRATION GAIN
Example: A correction value of 5 changes the gain level to 5 with GAIN CALIBRATION
respect to the GAIN control setting of 0.
▲ ▲
▲ HI 00
7 Press the MARK
key to return to the INITIAL SETTING submenu. ▲
-30 0 30
LO 00
8 Press the GRAPH

GRAPH CLOSE MENU
GAIN High frequency
54 3.OPERATIONS
FISH FINDER SETTING
Adjusting the sensitivity obtained near the water level (SHORT STC)
▲ ▲
The video obtained immediately after signal transmission has been
▲▲ ▲ ▲
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started will have a red tail, because the surface-layer water usually is P D C HI D LO D
very dirty. To improve such video quality, the sensitivity obtained near
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
the water level (about one meter in water depth) must be adjusted TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
properly using the "SHORT STC" function of the menu. TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
Specify the "SHORT STC" correction value as follows: SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
▲
INITIAL SET
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
2 Move control to "INITIAL SETTING" by pressing the or FISH FINDER SETTING INITIAL SETTING
key, and display the INITIAL SETTING submenu by pressing the INITIAL SETTING
▲ ▲
key.
▲▲
U N I T
CALIBRATION
3 Move control to "CALIBRATION" by pressing the or key, VR CURVE C CURVE LINEAR
▲ BTM. DEC. LEVEL
▲
HI 0 LO 0
4 Move control to "SHORT STC" by pressing the or key, EXT. SIG. IN OFF ON
▲▲
DATA INPUT
and display the SHORT STC submenu by pressing the key. DATA OUTPUT
5 Select either "HI" (high frequency) or "LO" (low frequency) by
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
6 Specify the short STC level by pressing the or key. INITIAL SETTING CALIBRATION
Example: "0" means no correction. A higher correction value
CALIBRATION
reduces the sensitivity obtained at a water depth of about one
▲ ▲
D R A F T 0.0m
meter. BELOW KEEL 0.0m
0.0。
7 Press the MARK
key to return to the INITIAL SETTING submenu. WATER TEMP
▲ SHIP SPEED 0.0%
C
8 Press the GRAPH

key to return to the fishfinding display. ▼ SOUND SPEED 0.0m/s
▲▲
G A I N HI 0 LO 0
SHORT STC HI 0 LO 0
This function is effective for the CFT-2505KD transducer.

▲
GOTO SUB MENU

Use the STC control (semi-fixed type) on the operations panel to GRAPH CLOSE MENU
adjust the STC level. See page 14 for details. CALIBRATION SHORT STC
Specify the appropriate value in "STC MODE" to activate the STC SHORT RANGE STC
function in a deeper range. See page 48 for further details.
▲ ▲
▲ HI 0
Outline of the procedure: Proceed from the FISH FINDER ▲
0 30 60
LO 0
SETTING menu to "STC MODE" (50 to 200 m).

GRAPH CLOSE MENU
SHORT STC High frequency
3.OPERATIONS 55
FISH FINDER SETTING
Adjusting the bottom identification level (BOTTOM DECISION LEVEL)
▲▲
The fishfinder picks the identification signals for identifying the bottom
▲▲ ▲ ▲
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and displaying "DEPTH", "BOTTOM LOCK mode", and "BOTTOM P D C HI D LO D
DISCRIMINATION mode" data.
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
The bottom is identified automatically. However, if the bottom is heavily TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
laden with mud, sludge, and/or underwater plankton, the resulting noise TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
may cause a flickering display of the "DEPTH" value. Adjust the bottom SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
▲
INITIAL SET
identification level in such a case.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
Using the WHITE LINE function, specify the WHITE LINE level GRAPH CLOSE MENU
separately as directed on page 44. FISH FINDER SETTING INITIAL SETTING
Outline of the procedure: Proceed from the FISH FINDER INITIAL SETTING
▲ ▲
SETTING menu to "WHITE LINE", "HI/LO", and data entry, in that
▲▲
U N I T
order. CALIBRATION
▲ BTM. DEC. LEVEL
▲
HI 0 LO 0
The bottom identification level adjustment procedure is shown below. EXT. SIG. IN OFF ON
▲▲
DATA INPUT
DATA OUTPUT
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
and keys together. MARK RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
INITIAL SETTING BTM. DEC. LEVEL
BOTTOM DECISION LEVEL
key.
▲▲
3 Move control to "BTM. DEC. LEVEL" by pressing the or ▲ HI ±00
30 − 0 ＋ 30
▲
key, and display the BOTTOM DECISION LEVEL submenu by LO ±00
pressing the key.

4 Select either "HI" (high frequency) or "LO" (low frequency) by GRAPH CLOSE MENU
pressing the or key. BOTTOM DECISION LEVEL High frequency
5 Specify the appropriate identification level by pressing the or
key.
1The standard value is "0".

2If the bottom is dirty with mud and sludge (under the
conditions that the edge of the bottom is not clear) and this
causes a flickering display of the water depth value, slightly
increase the identification level (change the level in its plus
direction on the screen).
3If either the double reflection of the bottom or the fish or
plankton is mis-identified as the bottom, slightly reduce the
identification level (change the level in its minus direction).
6 Press the MARK

7 Press the GRAPH
56 3.OPERATIONS
FISH FINDER SETTING
Modifying the characteristics of the GAIN control (VR CURVE)
▲ ▲
The characteristics of the GAIN control can be modified.
▲▲ ▲ ▲
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The "LINEAR" characteristic changes so that the gain level uniformly P D C HI D LO D
increases for GAIN control settings from "0" to "10". A gain level from
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
"4" to "7" is standard. TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
The "C CURVE" characteristic changes to nearly 70% of the maximum TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
gain with GAIN control settings from "0" to "3". A gain level from "1" to SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
▲
INITIAL SET
"3" is standard (the default is "C CURVE").
Use the following procedure to modify the characteristics of the GAIN
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
control: GRAPH CLOSE MENU
FISH FINDER SETTING INITIAL SETTING

1 Display the FISH FINDER SETTING menu by pressing the INITIAL SETTING
▲▲
and keys together.
▲▲
U N I T
2 Move control to "INITIAL SETTING" by pressing the or CALIBRATION
key, and display the INITIAL SETTING submenu by pressing the ▲ BTM. DEC. LEVEL
▲
HI 0 LO 0
key. EXT. SIG. IN OFF ON
▲▲
3 Move control to "VR CURVE" by pressing the or key.
DATA INPUT
DATA OUTPUT
4 Select either "C CURVE" or "LINEAR" by pressing the or
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
key. MARK RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
5 Press the MARK
INITIAL SETTING VR CURVE
6 Press the GRAPH
FISH FINDER SETTING

Operating your fishfinder with an external trigger (EXT. TRIG. IN)
▲ ▲
Connection of an external trigger input signal line requires separate COLOR REJ. ▲▲ ▲ ▲
modification of the rear panel. Such modification is optional (extra P D C HI D LO D
charges required). If you desire this modification, please contact
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
your JRC dealer. TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
Set "EXT. TRIG. IN" to "ON" to operate your fishfinder by sending an TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
external trigger signal in order to include external fishfinding video in the SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
▲
INITIAL SET
dual-display or suppress interference.
To make a dual display by receiving external fishfinding signals,
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

also set "EXT. SIG. IN" to "ON" seeing page 58. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Use the following procedure to operate your fishfinder with an external FISH FINDER SETTING INITIAL SETTING
trigger: INITIAL SETTING
▲ ▲
▲▲
U N I T
1 Display the FISH FINDER SETTING menu by pressing the CALIBRATION
and keys together. ▲ BTM. DEC. LEVEL
▲
HI 0 LO 0
2 Move control to "INITIAL SETTING" by pressing the or EXT. SIG. IN OFF ON
▲▲
DATA INPUT
key, and display the INITIAL SETTING submenu by pressing the DATA OUTPUT
key.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU

3 Move control to "EXT. TRIG. IN" by pressing the or key. MARK RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
4 Move control to "ON" by pressing the or key.
INITIAL SETTING EXT. TRIG. IN
5 Press the MARK
6 Press the GRAPH
3.OPERATIONS 57
FISH FINDER SETTING
Including external fishfinding video in the dual-display (EXT. SIG. IN)
▲ ▲
Connection of an external input signal line requires separate
▲▲ ▲ ▲
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modification of the rear panel. Such modification is optional (extra P D C HI D LO D
charges required). If you desire this modification, please contact ▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
your JRC dealer. TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
Set "EXT. SIG. IN" to "ON" to include external fishfinding video in the SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
▲
INITIAL SET
dual-display by receiving external fishfinder echo signals using your
fishfinder.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Also, connect an external trigger signal line to your fishfinder and FISH FINDER SETTING INITIAL SETTING
set "EXT. TRIG. IN" on the INITIAL SETTING menu to "ON". See INITIAL SETTING
▲▲
page 57 for details of the setting operations.
▲▲
U N I T
CALIBRATION
The "EXT. SIG. IN" function operates only when the display mode C CURVE LINEAR
VR CURVE
▲ BTM. DEC. LEVEL
▲
select switch is set to "1-FREQ" (single-frequency) operation in HI 0 LO 0
STD (standard) mode. See the table "Examples of external dual- EXT. SIG. IN OFF ON
▲▲
DATA INPUT
display" below. DATA OUTPUT
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
Use the following procedure to operate your fishfinder in external dual- MARK RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
display mode: INITIAL SETTING

and keys together. Display modes
2 Move control to "INITIAL SETTING" by pressing the or STD./1-FREQ.
EXT.SIG.IN
splitting splitting
Vertical Horizontal
HI/LO
key.
3 Move control to "EXT. SIG. IN" by pressing the or key.
4 Move control to "ON" by pressing the or key.
HI/LO
5 Press the MARK
EXT.SIG.IN
6 Press the GRAPH
Examples of external dual-display
58 3.OPERATIONS
FISH FINDER SETTING
Receiving external water temperature data (TEMP. INPUT)
▲ ▲
Select "SENSOR" to connect an external water temperature sensor
▲▲ ▲ ▲
COLOR REJ.
directly to your fishfinder, or "EXT." to receive external water P D C HI D LO D
temperature data using the NMEA-0183.
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
The types of water temperature sensors which can be connected TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
are listed below. TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
1 CHG-97 (Water temperature/vessel speed sensor) SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
▲
INITIAL SET
2 T80 (Compact water temperature sensor, Approx. error rate:
±0.5 degC.)
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
3 OP-102J (Kingston-mounted type, Approx. error rate: ±0.3 GRAPH CLOSE MENU
degC.) FISH FINDER SETTING INITIAL SETTING
When no water temperature sensors or water temperature data INITIAL SETTING
▲▲
lines are connected, water temperature display will disappear
▲▲
U N I T
CALIBRATION
automatically. C CURVE LINEAR
VR CURVE
▲ BTM. DEC. LEVEL
▲
Specify the water temperature input method as follows: HI 0 LO 0
1 Display the FISH FINDER SETTING menu by pressing the EXT. SIG. IN OFF ON
▲▲
DATA INPUT
and keys together. DATA OUTPUT
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
key, and display the INITIAL SETTING submenu by pressing the MARK RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
key. INITIAL SETTING DATA INPUT
3 Move control to "DATA INPUT" by pressing the or key,
DATA INPUT
and display "DATA INPUT" by pressing the key.
▲
▲
4 Move control to "TEMP. INPUT" by pressing the or key. ▲ TEMP. INPUT
▲
OFF
OFF
SENSOR
SENSOR
EXT.
EXT.
SPEED INPUT
5 Move control to either "SENSOR" or "EXT." by pressing the or
key. MARK RETURN TO INITIAL MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
6 Press the MARK
key to return to the INITIAL SETTING menu.
DATA INPUT TEMP. INPUT
7 Press the GRAPH
Receiving external vessel speed data (SPEED INPUT)

Select "SENSOR" to connect an external vessel speed sensor directly to
your fishfinder, or "EXT." to receive vessel speed data using the NMEA-
0183.
The CHG-97 (water temperature/vessel speed sensor) can be
connected.
Specify the vessel speed input method as follows:
DATA INPUT
▲
▲
▲ TEMP. INPUT OFF SENSOR EXT.

and keys together. ▲
SPEED INPUT OFF SENSOR EXT.
key, and display the INITIAL SETTING submenu by pressing the MARK RETURN TO INITIAL MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
key.
DATA INPUT SPEED INPUT
3 Move control to "DATA INPUT" by pressing the or key,
and display "DATA INPUT" by pressing the key.
4 Move control to "SPEED INPUT" by pressing the or key.
5 Move control to either "SENSOR" or "EXT." by pressing the or
key.
6 Press the MARK
7 Press the GRAPH
key to return to the fishfinding display. 3.OPERATIONS 59
FISH FINDER SETTING
Sending your vessel speed data to external equipment (EXT. OUTPUT)
▲ ▲
If your fishfinder is receiving location information using a GPS receiver,
▲▲ ▲ ▲
COLOR REJ.
the corresponding navigation data can be sent to external equipment. P D C HI D LO D
Select an output format from the following three types:
▲ ADC MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
▲
q "AUTO" : Received data is sent directly through a buffer. TX PULSE WIDTH LONG SHORT
w "NMEA0183" : Data is sent in the NMEA format. TX CYCLE ADJ. 0
STC MODE 50 100 150 200
e "JRC" : Data is sent in the JRC format. SIGNAL PROCESS OFF 1 2
▲
INITIAL SET
The selection procedure is laid down below.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
2 Move control to "INITIAL SETTING" by pressing the or FISH FINDER SETTING INITIAL SETTING
key, and display the INITIAL SETTING submenu by pressing the INITIAL SETTING
▲▲
key.
▲▲
U N I T
3 Move control to "DATA OUTPUT" by pressing the or key, CALIBRATION
C CURVE LINEAR
VR CURVE
▲ BTM. DEC. LEVEL
▲
and display "DATA OUTPUT" by pressing the key. HI 0 LO 0
4 Move control to "EXT. OUTPUT" by pressing the or key. EXT. SIG. IN OFF ON
▲▲
DATA INPUT
5 Select a navigation data output format by pressing the or DATA OUTPUT
key.
▲
GOTO SUB MENU
6 Press the MARK
key to return to the INITIAL SETTING menu. MARK RETURN TO PREVIOUS MENU
GRAPH CLOSE MENU
7 Press the GRAPH
key to return to the fishfinding display. INITIAL SETTING DATA OUTPUT
DATA OUTPUT
Sending special-fishing water depth data to external equipment (SP. OUTPUT)
▲▲
▲ EXT. OUTPUT AUTO
To send special-fishing water depth data, the rear panel must be NMEA0183 JRC
▲
SP. OUTPUT NMEA0183 JRC
separately modified. The modification is optional (extra charges SP
required). If you desire this modification, please contact your JRC

dealer. GRAPH CLOSE MENU
Water depth data for special fishing equipment can be sent. DATA OUTPUT EXT. OUTPUT
Select a water depth data output format from the following three types:
1 "NMEA0183" : Output in the NMEA format
2 "JRC" : Output in the JRC format
3 "SP" : Output in a special format
The selection procedure is laid down below.
1 Display the FISH FINDER SETTING menu by pressing the DATA OUTPUT
▲▲
and keys together. ▲ EXT. OUTPUT AUTO

NMEA0183 JRC
2 Move control to "INITIAL SETTING" by pressing the or ▲
SP. OUTPUT NMEA0183 JRC
SP
key.
3 Move control to "DATA OUTPUT" by pressing the or key, GRAPH CLOSE MENU
and display "DATA OUTPUT" by pressing the key. DATA OUTPUT SP. OUTPUT
4 Move control to "SP. OUTPUT" by pressing the or key.
5 Select a water depth data output format by pressing the or
key.
6 Press the MARK
7 Press the GRAPH
60 3.OPERATIONS
Preventing erroneous menu display operations (Key lock function)
Menu display key entry can be made unacceptable. This function is
called the key lock function.
The key lock function can be set/reset using this procedure:
DAY/
1 Press the MARK
key and the NIGHT key together. A white keyhole mark
" " will be displayed at the top left corner of the screen to
indicate that the key lock function has been made valid. When
the key lock function is displayed in white, no menu display key
entry is accepted.
2 Press the MARK
key and the
DAY/
NIGHT key together once again. The
keyhole mark " " at the top left corner of the screen will
disappear to indicate that the key lock function has been made
invalid.
The key lock function is operative only for the main menu and the
FISH FINDER SETTING menu. This function is inoperative for the
A
CUSTOM/RECORD menu, the GRAPH
key, the SCP key, or the MARK
key.
SHIFT
The RANGE
RANGE
/ SHIFT
key is locked.
Error messages
Undertake the specified remedies if the following error messages are
displayed:
CANNOT BACK UP!

This message indicates that storage of the current data settings has
failed.
■ Remedy
Please contact your JRC product dealer or the JRC sales or service
ILLEGAL BACKUP DATA!

This message indicates that since they were incorrect for some reason
during power-on, the loading of the saved previous data settings has
failed.
■ Remedy
Please contact your JRC product dealer or the JRC sales or service
3.OPERATIONS 61
4. INSTALLATION
CAUTION
When installing this unit, connect the grounding wire to the grounding terminal
properly. If unit trouble or current leakage occurs, electrical shock may result.
Do not install this unit in places where its screen is exposed to direct sunlight for a
long time or where the ambient temperature oversteps the range from -10 to +55
degrees C. Otherwise, fire and/or unit trouble may result.
Do not place this unit on an unstable table or desk or in an inclined place. If the unit
drops or falls, personal injury may result.
Route the transducer cable, power cable, and grounding wire of this unit very
carefully so as not to allow the unit to be affected by electromagnetic interference.
Inadequate cabling or wiring could damage external equipment or affect the unit
itself through external equipment.
After installing the fishfinder, turn on the power of all other units and make sure that
each unit operates properly without trouble. In case of malfunction, trouble may
result.
Do not expose this unit to water. Otherwise, fire, electrical shock, and/or unit
trouble may result.
To store this unit into a waterproof box, provide the waterproof box with air vent
holes for adequate ventilation. The unit will malfunction if the rear panel becomes
too hot.
Do not install this unit near acoustic speakers or power transformers. Installation
near these units may cause color disturbances in the screen display of water depths
or alarms, thus resulting in accidents.
62 4. INSTALLATION
4.1 Display Installation
Installation procedure
Use the following procedure to install the display:
(1) Loosen the two unit-lock bolts at the front bottom of the unit and remove the mounting plate.
(2) Provide four 6mm-diameter tapping screw holes in the installation location for the unit.
(3) Set up the mounting plate securely on a desk or table using the supplied tapping screws.
(4) Fix the unit to the mounting plate using the bolts that were removed in step (1) above.

Maintenance space
Maintenance space
Maintenance space
M6 tapping screw
Maintenance space Maintenance space
Unit: mm
4. INSTALLATION 63
4.2 Transducer Installation
The JFV-700HP fishfinder is available with various types of transducers such as: a type having the hull side fixtures
and piping kit shown below, a wooden vessel type, an FRP vessel type, and an iron-sheaved vessel's bottom type.

64 4. INSTALLATION
4.3 Power and Transducer Connection
Refer to the installation manual for details on connection of optional components such as a water
temperature sensor and external data input/output connectors.
Connector B Connector A/B or A Connector A/B or A

Single-frequency transducer
Dual-frequency/low-frequency transducer Dual-frequency/high-frequency transducer Dual-frequency integrated transducer
Cable Pin No. Cable Pin No. Cable Pin No. Frequency
White 1 − 1 White 1 Low
Shield 2 White 2 Red 2 High
Black 3 Shield 3 Shield 3
Black 4 Green 4 High
− 5 Black 5 Low
Connector model: HS21P-3 HS21P-5 HS21P-5
Connection to transducer:
Low-frequency side for single-
frequency or dual-frequency use
(75 kHz, 50 kHz, or 28 kHz)
HS21P-3
High-frequency side for dual-

frequency use
(200 kHz, 75 kHz, or 50 kHz)
Or for dual-frequency integrated type
HS21P-5
HS21P-4
Hull grounding: Cable Pin No. Polarity

0.5 x 30.0 copper plate Red 1 ＋
For DC specs., connect the CFQ-8827 to the inboard power supply. White 2 ＋
For AC specs., connect the CFQ-8827 to the NBA-3263 rectifier. Green 3 −
Use DPYCY-2.0 (or higher in ratings) as an extension power cable. Black 4 −
4. INSTALLATION 65
66 4. INSTALLATION
4.4 Unit Component Connection

For AC power
JFV-700HP NBA-3263
color fishfinder rectifier for AC power
NCH-466
remote controller (optional)
Unit component connection diagram
Copper plate
(0.5 x 30.0)
REMOTE T/D T/D DATA

CONTROL A/B or A B TEMP. IN IN/OUT POWER DC24V AC100V
+- UV
Green/black
White/red
3: Black 1: White 4: Green 1: Red 250V-DPYC-1.25
1: Black 2:White (+) 100/110/220
(-)
3: Black 2: White (Dockyard) VAC inboard power
(JRC 4m) 3: Shield 2: Shield (-) (+) Modification of internal
wiring is required for
or operation on 110/220
1:White 7ZCNA0827A(CFQ-8827)(JRC 3m) VAC power.
5: Black 24 VDC
4:Green 2:Red inboard power supply
3: White
3:Shield (OUT)
4: Black
(GND)
MVVS-20/0.18x4
NMEA-format data output (Option)
(Cable is provided on the relevant optional component.)
1:NMEA(-) 2:NMEA(+)
NMEA-format data input (Option)
(Cable is provided on the relevant optional component.)
1:SPEED 6:GND
2:Vcc 7:TEMP. SIG
8:GND
Thermistor-type
CT-30/0.18×2 (Cable is provided on the relevant optional component.) water temperature sensor (optional)
CHG-97 (Water temp./vessel speed sensor)
High- Low- OP-102J (Water temp. sensor)
frequency frequency
TRANSDUCER

5. MAINTENANCE AND CHECK
WARNING
The user must not check or repair the interior of this unit in any cases.
Servicing by persons other than qualified service engineers causes fire and/or
electrical shock.
Consign internal servicing to your JRC product dealer or the JRC sales or service
5.1 Routine Maintenance

The life of this unit depends on whether it undergoes adequate routine maintenance and check. It is suggested that
you periodically check the unit to maintain it always in the best condition. This prevents unit trouble.
Periodically perform the maintenance and checks listed in the table below.
Maintenance and check items

No. Item Maintenance and check
1 Cleaning Remove dirt from the panel surface, the controls, the switches, the top cover, and
the bottom cover, by wiping lightly with a dry cloth. Always keep the air vent holes
clean using a soft feather brush to ensure adequate ventilation.
2 Looseness Check for loose screws, nuts, controls, switches, connectors, etc. Reconnect any
of parts loose parts securely.
3 Cable/wire Check all cable/wire connections and connector connections for looseness, and be
connections sure that all sections are connected properly.
4 Fuses Examine the cause before replacing a blown-out power fuse. Use a glass-tube fuse
(included in spares) as a replacement.
ATTENTION : Be sure to turn power off before servicing the unit
5.2 Troubleshooting
Stop operating this unit and contact your JRC product dealer or the JRC sales or service representative in your area,
if the following trouble occurs:
(1) Appropriate screen brightness cannot be obtained or power does not turn on.
No color display appears on the screen.
(2) Despite chart feed, no fishfinding video appears.
The display scrolls, but no fishfinding video (echoes) are displayed.
(3) Sensitivity is too low.
The fishfinding video signal level is lower than usual.
(4) No external dual display appears.
(5) External data is not displayed.
5.MAINTENANCE AND CHECK 67

6. OPERATING ENVIRONMENTAL MEASURES
Avoid installing this unit in the following places (installation in these places causes trouble and/or reduces unit life):
1 Place exposed to direct sunlight

Exposure to direct sunlight accelerates the deterioration of the CRT screen. Installation in a place free
from direct sunlight is recommended.
2 Place exposed to water
3 Near the equipment that generates magnetism

Exposure to magnetism accelerates the deterioration of the CRT screen. Installation near the speaker of
radio communications equipment, in particular, may provide normal color representations because of
magnetization.
4 Inadequately ventilated place

Be extra careful if the unit is to be stored into a waterproof box. The power supply and/or the transmitter
may be damaged if the rear panel becomes too hot.
68 6. OPERATING ENVIRONMENTAL MEASURES

7. AFTER-SALE SERVICES
When Asking for Repair

If any trouble is suspected, immediately discontinue use and contact your JRC product dealer or the JRC
sales or service representative in your area.
Repair within the warranty period Free-of-charge repairs will be performed for any trouble occurring
under normal operating conditions based on the description and instructions of this manual. This repair
service does not apply to trouble caused by mis-use, faults, force majeure, or the like.
After the warranty period If the function can be recovered by repair, we will undertake the repair at the
user's request and at the user's cost.
When asking for repair, please give us or your JRC product dealer the following information
○ Product name, model number, date of manufacture, and serial number
○ How and why did the trouble occur (please inform in detail as far as possible)
○ Your company/institution name, address, and phone number
Optional Servicing
Performance depends on operating conditions. It may, however, deteriorate with time-varying changes in the
characteristics of the unit components.
It is recommended that this unit should undergo optional servicing in addition to your own routine
maintenance. Optional servicing is onerous.
If you have any questions about our after-sale services, please your JRC product dealer or the JRC sales or
service representative in your area.
Our business sites are listed at the end of this manual.
7. AFTER-SALE SERVICES 69
8. DISPOSAL
If this unit is to be disposed of, follow the legal regulations of the relevant local authorities. For details, please
contact your JRC product dealer, the JRC sales or service representative in your area, or the relevant local
authorities.
70 8.DISPOSAL
9. INDEX
This page provides quick reference index information for the user to read what section of this manual to know
about the operations of your fishfinder.
RANGES
Change the display range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Modify the presettings of a range . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Change the standard display range
at shorter intervals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Change the partial expand range
(ZOOM RANGE) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 COLOR SETTINGS
Change the shifting range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Change the display range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Change the background color . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Customize the background color . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Change the fishfinding video display color . . . . . 25
Customize the fishfinding video display color . . . 26
DISPLAY SPLITTING Change the color to a night mode display color . 8
Split the dual display horizontally . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Increase the zoom display area . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
SCREEN DISPLAYS
Zoom the bottom video . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9, 23
GRAPHS Zoom the video partially . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9, 23
Change the display to the dual-display mode
Display a graph . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 (high-frequency/low-frequency mode) . . 9, 29
Hide the graph . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Display changes in water temperature . . . . 59, 8
Change the graph display time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Suppress electromagnetic interference . . . . . . . 42
Change the graph display range of water Display the depth scale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
temperatures and water depths . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Hide the depth scale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Adjust the graduation intervals of the depth scale
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Display the cursor (VRM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Hide the cursor (VRM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Display a color sample . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Hide the color sample . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Display changes in depth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Change the A-scope display format . . . . . . . . . . 33
9.INDEX 71
FISHFINDING VIDEO
Change the chart feed rate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Suppress the entire video noise . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Suppress the surface-layer video noise . . . . . . . 14
MENUS Suppress colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Activate the fish or
Display the main menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 bottom identification function . . . . . . . . . 44, 56
Display the FISH FINDING menu . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Hide the bottom video . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Display the RECORD menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Suppress electromagnetic interference . . . . . . . 42
Display the CUSTOM menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Enhance video density . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Display the INITIAL SETTING menu . . . . . . 18, 49 Adjust the density of the entire video color . . . . . 46
Minimize video interruptions due to bubbling . . . 47
Minimize the air bubbles and/or dirt in the surface
layer (near the sea level) . . . . . . . . . . . 14, 55
Adjust receiver gain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Adjust the power (output) level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
UNITS Adjust color density . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Improve the identifiability of the fish swimming
Change the depth unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 near the bottom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Select the desired unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Remove unnecessary sections from
Specify the draft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 the current display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15, 43
Adjust the depth below the keel . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Display weak signal reflections on the monitor . . 46
Enhance video of the weak signal reflections 15, 48
Display only strong signal reflections
on the monitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Adjust vertical display of changes
in receiver gain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14, 48
RECORD AND CUSTOM Minimize artifacts in bottom video . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
MENU OPERATIONS
Register the current data settings . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 ALARMS
Reset the current status to the previous status . . 19
Register the data settings once again . . . . . . . . . 19 Deactivate the sounding alarm . . . . . . . . . . 37, 38
Activate the fish alarm during the operations in
shallow and/or deep areas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Activate the water temperature alarm . . . . . 40, 41
EXTERNAL CONNECTION
Use an external trigger to operate the fishfinder . 57
Display external fishfinding video
in dual-display mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Enter vessel speed data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Enter water temperature data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Send special-fishing water depth data
to external equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
72 9.INDEX
10. SPECIFICATIONS
Display feature 10-inch color CRT screen (vertical setup type) Color sample Displayed at the left end of the screen (ON/OFF).
Color gradation 16 levels (Display color: 4 types, Background color: 4 types) Time mark 30-sec (On for 15 sec, Off for 15 sec)
All colors are user-selectable. Interference suppression Manual/Auto
Shift 0-1500 m, 1m steps ("m", "FT", FM", "SP") Draft adjustment Menu type, in steps of 0.1 from 0 to 20m
Range Chart speed 1/1, 1/2, 矣矣矣1/9, OFF
Manual Panel key setting/12 preset ranges (usually, every 5 to 2,000 m), Marker Vertical line
STEP mode Backup EEPROM
Auto ON/OFF Brightness Control (also, functions as power control)
Depth unit Either meters, feet, fathoms, or any value (0.3 - 1.9 m) can be Panel lighting Fixed
selected. GAIN Variable Resister
Display modes Rotary switch, graph panel key, and A-scope STC (Debubbling) Menu-selectable curve, semi-fixed control of intensity
STD. STD. display area: 100% CLUTTER Variable Resister
STD/STD. Dual-frequency split display (vertical or horizontal) 50%:50% STD. (Noise suppression)
display. Color suppression Menu-selectable
STD./ZOOM ZOOM display (vertical) approx. 60%:36%, (vertical) approx. Frequencies 200, 75, 50, 38, 28kHz
50%:50% (vertical splitting also available). Output Power 3kW
DUAL/ZOOM DUAL display, ZOOM display (vertical) approx. 64%:36% (vertical), or FM transmission 200kHz
either 50%:50% or 100% is menu-selectable. Output reduction Built-in
MIX Three vertically split displays control
A-SCOPE A-scope display in all display modes: ※ 1 TX pulse width 0.2-3.0 m/sec, range-synchronous, long/short selectable
GRAPH Graph display in all display modes (optional sensors are required) TX cycle 300 pulses/min (0-40 m)
Cursor Variable range marker with depth scale: Only one digit displayed for a Water depth data JRC and NMEA0183 formats
water depth less than 100 m. output
Water depth scale Displayed linearly and digitally at the right end of the screen or in the CUSTOM functions 3 types
middle. Water temp. input JRC and NMEA0183 format sensors
bottom depth Displayed digitally at the bottom left of the screen. Power requirements 12, 24, 32VDC
Alarm functions Outline dimensions 295 mm (W) x 324 mm (H) x 372 mm (D)
FISH ALARM Can be set in the range of 2000 m ("m", "FT" or "FM") from the zero line. Mass 16o
TEMP. ALARM ※ 2 Can be set in the range from -10 to + 50 deg C. Operating temperature − 15 ~ ＋ 55
※ 1: Except for mixed display.

※ 2: Water temperature sensor is required for display.
10.SPECIFICATIONS
73
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Fax　 :＋62-21-527-3013 ●Singapore
Japan Radio Co.,Ltd.
●Philippines c/o CODAR(PTE.)LTD.
Japan Radio Co.,Ltd. 315 Outram Road #11-06/07 Tan Boon Liat
2320 Taft Avenue Building Singapore 169074 SINGAPORE
Malate,Manila PHILIPPINES Phone:＋65-2229190
Phone:＋63-2-524-8565･525-3589 Fax　 :＋65-2229398
Fax 　:＋63-2-521-5049
●Greece
●Thailand Japan Radio Co.,Ltd.
Japan Radio Co.,Ltd. 57, Akti Miaouli Piraeus GREECE
Charturong Arphon Building Phone: ＋30-1-429-3304･429-3305
457 Phra Sumaru Street Fax　 : ＋30-1-429-3306
Bangkok 10200 THAILAND
Phone/Fax:＋66-2-280-0401
●India ●Korea
Japan Radio Co.,Ltd. Japan Radio Co.,Ltd.
Best Western Surya Hotel, Business Centre Room 202, Whadong Bldg. 84-18, 4-GA
New Friends Colony, New Delhi 110065, INDIA Chungang-Dong, Chung-Ku, Pusan, KOREA
Phone: ＋91-11-691-9294･691-9297 Phone: ＋82-51-441-0035
Fax 　: ＋91-11-691-9305 Fax　 : ＋82-51-464-0695
　　
●Netherlands
Overseas Service Center Japan Radio Co.,Ltd.
Cessnalaan 40-42,1119NL Schiphol-Rijk
THE NETHERLANDS
Phone:＋31-20-658-0750
Fax 　:＋31-20-658-0755
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Thank you for purchasing the JFV-700HP color fishfinder.

● Before attempting any operations, read this instruction manual to thoroughly

● If you encounter operating problems or the malfunction of the JFV-700HP, consult

Symbols Used in This Manual

Indicates warning items that, if ignored, could result in serious

Indicates cautionary items that, if ignored, could result in

Examples of alert symbol marks

The mark alerts the user to the presence of prohibited conduct.

The mark alerts the user to the presence of mandatory conduct or of

Warning labels are attached to the top cover of the product.

i BEFORE YOU OPERATE THIS PRODUCT

Do not disassemble or modify this unit.

Dot not place containers that contain a liquid such

Do not touch the power plug cord, the prongs of

Do not operate this unit at DC voltages other

If any metallic objects, water, or other foreign

In case of abnormality such as the occurrence

Our Sales Department, branch offices, sales or service representatives, etc.

Do not install this unit in places where its

Do not place this unit on an unstable table or

Do not abruptly move this unit from a cold place

When installing this unit, connect the grounding

Do not expose this unit to water. When

Do not expose this unit to magnetism.

When disconnecting the power plug cord, be

Do not block the ventilation holes in this unit.

When this unit is not to be used for a long

Do not use organic solvents, such as thinner or

Strictly observe the following precautions on the operations of this unit:

OPERATING PRECAUTIONS ON THIS FISHFINDER vi

JFV-700HP External View

vii UNIT EXTERNAL VIEW

1. UNIT OVERVIEW ...................................................................................................... 1

2. NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF COMPONENTS ..................................................... 5

5. MAINTENANCE AND CHECK ................................................................................. 67

6. OPERATING ENVIRONMENTAL MEASURES ....................................................... 68

7. AFTER-SALE SERVICES ......................................................................................... 69

10. SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................... 73

● BUSINESS SITE LIST

Bow : A nautical term meaning the head of the vessel.

Stern : A nautical term meaning the tail of the vessel.

Defaults : Factory-preset values.

GLOSSARY OF MAJOR TERMS xii

*1: Water temperature display requires a water temperature sensor.

This unit has the following features

High Brightness and High Resolution

High Power 3kW transmitter brings strong echos

A Wide Variety of Other Functions

*1: Water temperature display requires a water temperature sensor.

Fishfinder JFV-700HP (3-kW type) 1

Specifications depend on frequency

Spares 7ZXBS0004 1 Fuse: 2 pcs.

Power cable 7ZCNA0827A (CFQ-8827) 1 With 4-pin connector, 3 m long

Mounting screw BRTG02032 4 M6✕25 SUS

English-language type, with cable 4 m long