Eagle UltraNav II User manual

UltraNav II
INSTALLATION ANDOPERATION
INSTRUCTIONS
LITHO IN U.S.A. 988-0135-02 E&GI Ek1
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WARNING!
USE THIS GPS RECEIVER ONLY AS AN AID TO NAVIGATION. A
CAREFUL
NAVIGATOR NEVER RELIESONONLYONE
METHOD TO
OBTAINPOSITION INFORMATION.
CAUTION
This OPS receiver, (like all GPSnavigation equipment) will showthe
shortest, mostdirect
path
toa
waypoint.Itprovidesnavigation datatothe
waypoint regardless ofobstructions.Therefore,theprudentnavigator
will
not
only
takeadvantage ofall available
navigationtoolswhen
travelling
to
a
waypoint,
butwillalso
visually checkto
makecertaina
clear,
safe
pathto
the
waypoint is
always available.
NOTICE!
Asof
thiswriting, theDepartmentofDefense(DOD) hasnot
declaredthe
GPS
navigation system
operational.The
system isstill ina
testingphase.
Satellitescan
beturned off
oracburacycanbedegraded
atwill
bythesystem
operators.
RememberthattheUltraNavII,or
anyGPSreceiverisonly
as
accurateasthe
system
it's
using.
Copyright0 1993 Eagle Electronics
Allrights
reserved.
Allfeaturesandspecificationssubject
tochange
withoutnotice.
Allscreens in thismanual are simulated.
SONARSPECIFICATIONS
UltraNav IIDimensions 5.875"H x7.75Wx3.875"D
InputVoltage 10-15vDC
Current 500 ma(lightsoff)
650 ma(lightson)
Transmitter
Frequency 192kHz
Output Power 600 watts (peak-to-peak)
(typical) 75wafts(RMS)
Display Size 2.8"H x3.5W
Pixels 128Hx160W
20,480Total
UltraNavIIGPSRECEIVERSPECIFICATIONS
GPSModule Dimensions 2.5"H x4.1"Wx7"D
Channels FiveParallel
Four
continuousforposition
Allsatellites in viewtracked
Update rate Onesecond
Accuracy Maximumaccuracyachievablewith
Standard PositioningService
Position 25metersCEP
Velocity 0.25 meters/secAMS
WithoutSAPDOP.c6.0
NMEA 0183 SENTENCES
RMB Minimum Recommended Sentence, Part B
RMC Minimum RecommendedSentence, Part C
GLL PresentPosition-Latitude/Longitude,
APB Autopilot SteeringData
DBT Water
Depth
MTW Water
Temperature (oC)
VHW Speed ThroughWater
(KPH)
VLW DistanceTravelled/LOG (NM)
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TABLEOFCONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
MOUNTING 1
POWER CONNECTIONS 2
GPS MODULE INSTALLATION 3
TRANSDUCER 6
KEYBOARD BASICS 6
DISPLAY 8
MENUS 8
HELP 9
WINDOWS 9
VIEWING WINDOWS OPTIONS 11
SIDE SCAN OPERATION ii
SONAR OPERATION 12
AUTOMATIC 12
SENSITIVITY is
RANGE ¶4
ZOOM -Automatic Operation 14
ZOOM -Manual Operation 14
MENU-PAGEI 16
CHART SPEED is
GRAYUNE® 16
FISHI.D 17
DISPLAY CONTRAST 18
SONAR
ALARMS . 19
FISHALARM ¶9
ZONE
ALARM 20
DEPTH ALARMS 21
MENU-PAGE2 23
ADJUSTBACK LIGHT
LEVEL 23
BACK LIGHT ON/OFF 23
SPEAKER VOLUME 23
TURN
DIGITAL
BOX OFF 24
CONSTRUCT DIGITALBOX 24
MENU-PAGE3 25
CHART
CURSOR 25
DISPLAY ZOOM BAR 25
DISPLAY ZONEBAR 26
DIGITALSONAR 26
TURN ALLSONAR OFF 26
MENU-PAGE4 27
FASTRAK 27
SELECTUNITS OF MEASURE 27
CLEAR DISTANCELOG• 28
MENU-PAGES 28
ADJUSTCHARTSURFACE CLARITY 28
ADVANCED SIGNALPROCESSING
(ASP) 29
MENU-PAGES 29
ADJUSTKEELOFFSET 30
CALIBRATE SPEED 31
PRESET SONAR AND GPS 31
TRANSDUCERS ANDCONEANGLES 32
FISH ARCHES 32
WATERTEMPERATURE
ANDTHERMDCLINES 34
SURVEYINGA LAKE 35
BAITFISH 36
SONARTROUBLESHOOTING 37
P .flSELl. TESTI .:fl
OPSMODULE SELF-TEST
This feature tests the GPS
module and returns a special
Code. ThisCode Is of interest
onlytotheservicedepartment.
However,theUltraNav IIinter-
prets thiscodeand displaysa
status
message.
This
message
is either "GPS MODULE
PASSED" or "OPS MODULE
FAILED"andshows atthebot-
tom ofthescreen. Thecurrent
software version number also
BIT SUMMARY 0000
LOW ORDER RAM FEET
HIGH ORDER RAM rrrr
PRE PROCESS TEST 0000
PRE PROCESS
RAM FETE
MULTI INTERFACE 0000
UCO TEST 0000
SIGNfL INJ. 0000
OFTWARE VERSION
CLEAR
I
.c 3.20
MUE'ULE.:.HASiFA%E
appears nearthe bottomofthe screen.
Contactthefactotycustomerservice departmentifthemodulefailstheselt
test.Donot attempttousethisproduct ifitfails theselftest.
Tousethe
selftest
feature,press
theMENUkeytwice
whileit'sinthe
GPS
mode,
thenpressthe
key nexttothe"GPSMODULE SELFTEST" label.
Thescreenshown belowappears.
Toexitfromthisscreen, presstheCLEAR key.
OPSSIMULATOR
Thisfeature place.spositionand navigationdataonallscreens, including
the plotter. Theunits:navigatesJ aclosed course. Itshows bearing and
distance to go, course over ground, and otherinformation. Arecurring
message appears,alerting you
thatthesimulator mode isenabled. Don't
navigate whenthesimulatorisonl
Toturnthesimulator on,presstheMENU key twice, then pressthekey
nexttothe
"GPSSIMULATOR
OFFON"label.Thesimulator mode starts
immediately.Toturnthesimulatoroff,eitherpress and holdthe
OFFkey
orrepeat theabovesteps. Press thekey nexttothe"GPS SIMULATOR
OFFON" label.
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To
setthe
PCFfactor,first
press
theMENU key, thenpressthe
keynexttothe"CHANGEGPS
SETTINGS" label. Nowpress
the key nextto the"ADJUST
PCF OFFSET' label. The
screen shown ontheprevious
page appears.
Nowpressthe
keyadjacent to
the"CHANGE OFFSET" label
toeriterthecorrectionfactorfor
jgJt
ion Correction
9r
UOOOaOOO
0OO,OOO'
yourlocation.Thescreenshown aboveappears. Remember,thisisthe
differencebetweenthelocationshownonthe
presentpositiondisplayand
the
position
shown onthechart.
Usethe
right
andleftarrowkeys
to move the blackboxto the
numberthatyou wishto change
in the latitude, then enterthe
numbers.
Usethe
up
ordownarrowkeys
to
changethelatitudefromnorth
to south, if necessary. Press
the keynexttothe "ACCEPT"
label when you've entered the
desired latitude offset. Repeat
this procedure to change the
longitude. Inthisexample,wehave entered .012degrees
northlattitude
and.068degrees east
longitudeasthePCFoffset.Thatisthedifference
betweenthe
presentpositionshownontheunitand our positionshown by
thechart. Inother
words, ourpositionshown ontheunitis0.012 degrees
north and0.068 degrees east ofthepositionshown onthechart.
Afteryou've entered thedesired offset, press thekeynexttothe"PCF
OFFSET OFFON" label.Thisturnsthe PCFcorrection factor thatyou
enteredon.Toleavethisscreen, press thekey nexttothe"EXIT" label.
ThisreturnstheunittothelastusedGPSscreen. Italso
putsyourchanges
intoeffect.
Toturnthese
changes off,returntothis screenand press thekey nextto
the"PCFOFFSET OFFON" label. Remember,Presetting the unitalso
erases anyPCF
offset, therebyturning
itoff.
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IUSE
NUMERIC KEYS
I
I TO CHANGE VALUE l
UP="H" DN="S"
SEPT
Position Correction
Factor
Lc4T OFFSET:
LON OFFSET: N O0OOO12 E U°OO.068'
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PCFOFFSET
TheGPSnavigationsystemrelies oncomplexmathematical calculations
todetermine your positionbasedonsatellite data and otherfactors. One
factoristheEarths
shape.Since
theEarthisnotatrue
sphere,variations
inthecalculations havetobemadetoaccommodatedeviations. Tomake
matters morecomplex, noteveryone usesthesamedatato determine
whatthedeviationsare.Thesizeand
shapeofthe
ellipsoidsthatareused
toapproximate theearth's surface are improved often. Thiscanleadto
errors ifyournavigation device usesone ellipsoid, while
your
chartuses
adifferentone.
Thetermusedforthese ellipsoidsis"Datum."
Toreducetheerrorfactorbetweendatum,
thisunit
givesyou
the
capability
tomoveor"offset"theposition shownonthedisplaytomatchtheone on
thechart. Theunitwill addthis offsettoallposition displays atalltimes.
Remember, theGPSerroris very dynamic andthe PCFoffset should
never be used in an attemptto cancel theerror.In general terms this
featureshould onlybeusedifyourmapindicateswhatthe
possible error
is.Thisfeatureshould alwaysberesettozero(0)whenfinishedwith that
chart.
at alocation
that is accurately
longitude position that is .010
Using the Position Correction
unitreadthesameasthechart.
If
youmove, the unitwillcon-
tinuously addthechange toall
positiondisplays.Thismakesit
more
closely
matchthedatum
usedby thechart.Forthis rea-
son,youshouldbecarefulwhen
entering the PCFoffset. This
offset is saved in memory. It
doesn'tchangewhentheunitis
turned off. However, aPreset
does erasethePCFfactor.
INTRODUCTION
The UltraNav II is a high quality, wide screen combination sonarand
differntial readyOPSreceiver with performancethatissecond
tonone in
itsclass.Using menufeaturesand "soft-key"operation,theUltraNavIIis
alsooneoftheeasiest-to-useproductsthat
Eaglehaseverbuilt.Thewide
"UltravisionTM"
screen showsthe underwaterworldwith highresolution
anddetail.Thedisplayandkeyboardarealso lighted fornight operation.
Installing anoptional ST-T speed/temperature sensor, givesdigital boat
speed, surface water
temperature, and distancetravelled (log) displays.
Readthismanualandtakeitwithyou
thefirstfewtimes
youuse your
unit.
Itmakes agreatreference ifyouneedit.
MOUNTING
Install the UltraNav II in any convenient location, provided there is
clearancebehind the
unitwhenitistiltedforthebest
viewingangle.
Holes
inthebracket base
allowwoodscreworthrough-boltmounting. Youmay
needtoplace a
piece
ofplywood onthebackofthinfiberglass panels
to
securethe
mountinghardware. Makecertainthereisenough
roombehind
theunittoattach thepower and transducercables.
Thesmallest holethat
willpass one
powerortransducer plugisoneinch.
Aftertheholeisdrilled, passthe
transducerconnector upthroughthe
hole
first,thenpass
the
power
cabledownthrough it.
Afterthecables havebeen routed,filltheholewitha
good marine sealing
compound. Offset
thebracket tocoverthehole.Routethe power cable
throughtheslotand breakoutone oftheotherslots inthebracketforthe
transducer cable.
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For example, suppose you are stopped
markedon a chart. Yourunit shows a
degreesless than the one on the chart.
Factor(PCF) Offset
feature,
you
makethe
Position Correctq
Factor
LAT OFFSET:
LOll OFFSET: N.:,C!PiJO1I1OC.
SLOT
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POWERCONNECTIONS
The UltraNav I! works fromatwelve-volt batterysystem. Forthe best
results, attachthepowercable
directlytothebattery.You can attach the
powercableto an accessory orpowerbuss, however youmay have
problems
withelectricalinterference.Therefore,ifssaferto
goaheadand
attachthe
powercable
direotlytothebattery.If
thecableistooshort,splice
#18gauge
wireontoit.Thepower
cablehas
four
wires;red,black,green,
andwhite. Red isthepositive
lead, blackis negative orground. Make
certaintoattachthein-line
fuseholdertothe
redleadas
closetothe
power
sourceaspossible. For
example, ifyouhavetoextendthe
power
cableto
the
battery
or
powerbuss, attachone endofthefuseholderdirectly
tothe
battery
orpowerbuss.
Thiswillprotect boththeunitand
the
power
cable
intheeventofashort.TheUltraNav II usesa
3-amp
fuse.Thereisreverse
polarity protection built into the UltraNav II. If the powerwires are
connected
backwards, nodamagewilloccurtotheunit.
IMPORTANT!
Donotusethisproduct
withouta
3-ampfusewiredintothe
power
cable!
Failuretousea
3-amp
fusewillvoidyourwarranty.
If
you're
installinganoptional speed/temperature sensor, readthe
speed/
temperature
sensor's installationmanualfor
mountinginstructions.Route
thesensor'scabletothe UltraNav Il's powercable and plugitintothe
connectormarked "SPEED/TEMP CABLE'
The plotterdisplay automatically shows a .1 mile display in the Man
Overboard mode. Your position whenthe Marl Overboard key was
pressed isshown by
the"S' withacircle and bythe
waypoint iconwith a
"0"Steer
tothewaypointflag togetbacktothepositionsaved when the
Man Overboard key was pressed.
IMPORTANT!
TheUltraNavIIdoesn'tsavetheManOverboard positionin the
waypoint
table.However, it does savethe
position ontheManOverboardscreen.
TheUltraNavIIalwaysshows
navigationdatato
the
positionshown onthe
ManOverboard screenwhenevertheMan
Overboard keyispressed.To
stop
the
unitfrom
navigating
totheMan
Overboard position,pressthe
key
nextto the "DISABLE MOB" label. This resets the Man Overboard
navigtion.
For
example,supposeyou
areviewingthePositionscreen,andyoupress
theMan Overboard key, thenpressthe OPS key. The UltraNav IIfirst
displays
then
storesyour
presentpositionontheManOverboardscreen,
thenswitches
backtothePositionscreen. If
youpress
theMan
Overboard
keyagain,itwillstillshownavigationdatatothe
positionyou
wereinwhen
youfirst pressed the Man Overboard key- notyour present position.
Repeated pressing oftheMan Overboard key does notrepeatedlysave
yourpresent
position!
Theunit
onlysaves
the
position
thefirsttimethe
Man
Overboard key ispressed. To saveanew Man OverboardDostion.
you
must firstcleartheold Dosition by pressing the key adiacent to the
"DISABLMOB"label.
You can navigate to a waypoint using the Waypoint Recall feature,
however
when
yougobacktotheMan Overboardscreen, theUltraNavIl
stops
navigatingtotherecalledwaypomnt.
Remember,savingthevictimisthe
primarygoal.
Tryall optionstorescue
theperson immediatelyaftertheaccident
happens.Trainingandeduca-
tionarealsogoodaccidentpreventatives.The
CoastGuardhasexcellent
safety courses. Instruct all members on board your boat on safety
proceduresbefore leaving
thedock.Makecertain allonboard knowwhat
todobefore
anyemergency occurs.
Formoreinformationonsaving
and
recallingwaypoints,see"HowtoSave
a
Waypoint" section inthismanual.
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TOP" CONNECTOR
ON
ULTRANAVII
TO
SPEEP1
TEMP
SENSOR
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PRESET Thewhitewire isfora NMEA interface. TheUltraNavII sends datato
ThePresetfeaturereturnsallsonar andOPSunitstotheir
originalfactory
settings. This resets the units of measure, speaker volume, automatic
modeonthe
sonarside,displaycontrast,andmore.Thisdoesn'terase
any
waypoints orroutes, however.
To preset
the unit, pressthe MENU key until the"PRESET UNIT"
label
appears.Pressthe
key
nexttothatlabel.Themenuscreendisappearsand
theUltraNavIIreturnsto theOPS
position
screen.Allunitswillbereturned
totheir
factorysettings.
MAN OVERBOARD
Oneofboating'smostterrifying eventsishavingafriend
orfamily
member
falloverboard.Thissituationcanbedeadlyonanybodyofwater, freshor
salt. It'sparticularly dangerousatnightorif you're outofsightofland. Of
course, the firstthingto do is remain calmandtry all standard safety
measurestotry
and rescuethe
person.If youlosesight
ofthe
person,you
canusetheUltraNav II tohelp startasearchpattern.
Once
you're backatthehelm
afterinitial rescue efforts have
failed, press the UltraNav Vs
MAN OVERBOARD key. The
screenshownatrightappears.
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Yourpositionatthetime
youpressed
theManOverboardkeyisshown in
the
topleftcornerofthedisplay. Beneaththepositionisthetimethatyou
pressed theMan Overboard key. Atthe bottom of the screen arethe
navigation data displays showing the Distance (DTG), Bearing (BRG),
Course(COG),andTimeToGo(TTG)backtothe
postionatthe top
ofthe
display.Using
these
displaysalong
withthe
plotterinthe
lower
right
corner
ofthe
displaygivesyou
theinformationyou needtosteerbacktotheman
overboardposition.
anotherelectronic navigation devices through
thewhitewire.Thegreen
wire isforadifferential GPS (DGPS) receiver input. Ifthe white and
green wires are notused, tape theirends sothattheycannotshort.
Toconnect adevice totheUltraNav's NMEA output(white wire); attach
atwo-wire shielded cablefromtheotherdevice's NMEA intputto the
whiteandblackwiresontheUltraNav il'spower
cable. Soldertheshield
tothe black wire on thepower cable. Do notconnecttheshield tothe
otherdevice. Seetheotherinstrument's manualformore
wiring instruc-
tions.UsethesameproceduretoconnecttheDGPS receivers
output
to
thegreen and blackwiresontheUltraNav II.
Note:Theshielded wire isnotabsolutelynecessary, howeveritisbest
to useitduetothehighelectrical noiselevels found in today'smarine
environments. Toavoid
problems later, wehighly suggest
that
youuse
shieldedwireswhenever making acommunications connection between
two instruments. See the NMEA sectionin the GPS section in this
manual formore information.
GPS MODULE INSTALLATION
TheGPS thodule canbeinstalled onaflat surface or(with the supplied
adapter)onapole. Mountthemodule inanareathatguarantees aclear
viewofthesky
atall times. Inorderforthemoduletoreceivethe
signals
fromthesatellites, it must notbeobstructed. An ideallocation ison a
cabin
roof,ordeck. Thegunnels also make agood location. Attaching
the polemounting adapter
lets youin-
stall themodule on a one inch mast.
However, for lightning protection, the
antenna shouln't be the highest partof
theboat.
SurfaceMounting-WithAccess
If you have access underneath the
mounting surface, usethegasket sup-
plied with the GPS module as a tem-
plate. Drillfour 5.5 mm (7/32a) holes
and one 17 mm (11/16") holefor the
module's cable. Attach thecabletothe
module and pass it downthroughthe
hole in
surface.
ers, and
GASKET
/
DECK .
sMMscREws
GPSmoduletothe
mounting surface. RoutethecabletotheUltraNavII.
17mm
(11/16')
Hole
5.5mm (7/32")
Hole
(4places)
the gasket and th mounting
Use5mm screws, flatwash-
lock washers to fasten the
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Surface Mounting -WithoutAccess
Ifyou don'thaveaccess tothebackside ofthemounting surface,use
the "cleats" supplied withtheUltraNav II. (Note:This isassuming you
can"snake" themodule's cableto alocationthatisaccessable. Ahole
willstillneed tobedrilledin
themounting surface forthecable.) Using
thegasket asa
template, mark and drillthe17mm(11/16") holeforthe
cable. Attachthecabletothemodule.and droptheotherend ofthe
cable
through thegasket and downthehole. Placethemodule onthe
gasket. Slidethe "cleats" onto each endofthe module and (using the
cleatsas templates) markfourholesfor5 mm (#10) mounting screws.
Drilltheholes, then replace thecleatsonthemodule and
fasten them
to
themounting surface with 5 mm (#10) screws. Route thecabletothe
UltraNav II.
strength (thehigher
the num-
ber,
the
better),andthe signal-
to-noiseratio(SNR). Thehigh-
ertheSNR
number,the better,
also.
The lowerhalfof the screen
showsstatisticsforeachofthe
receiver's five channels. This
includes thesatellite number
(PRN), its status (STAT), the
UserDifferential Range Error
(UDRE),Timestatus (TIME),andifSA
(SelectiveAvailablity)isonoroff.
TheUDREistherange
error
from
yourpositiontothe
satellite. Ifthereis
an"OK"inthis
field,
thenthe
rangeerrortothatsatelliteis8metersorless
68percent ofthetime.
FormOreinformation, readyour
beacon receiver'smanual.
SELECTUNITS OF
MEASURE
(SeetheSelect UnitsofMeasure inthePlotter sectionofthis manual.)
TRUE and MAGNETIC POSITION
True andmagnetic northarenot
alwaysthe
same.Truenorthisthe
topof
theworld. It'swhere all lines oflongitudeconverge. Magnetic
north isthe
locationourcompassespoint. Itlies
severalhundredmilestothesouth of
truenorth, atalocation in Canada.
Chartsare
usually
laidout
according
toaMercatorprojectionthatuses true
north. Ifyouptot acourse on chartusing
theMercatorprojection,you'll
eitherhavetoconvert magnetic readingstotrueorusetruereadings.
The UltraNav IIcan displaynavigation information in magnetic ortrue.
Whenit'sturned onforthefirsttimemagnetic isused.To switch totrue,
press
theMENUkeywhile
aGPSscreenisdisplayed.Next,press
the
key
nexttothe
"CHANGEGPSSETTINGS"label.
Nowpress thekey nextto
the"SELECTUNITSOFMEASURE'label. Nowsimplypressthekey
next
tothe"BEARING" label;Thismovestheblack boxfrom"MAG"to"TRU."
Pressthekey nexttothe"EXIT" labelwhen
you're
finished.
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"CLEAT"
• DRILL FOUR
PLACES
GA5
CABLE
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DGPS(DifferentialGPS) BEACON RECEIVERSETUP
You'll havetotellthe UltraNav II whichbeacon receiver'sdatatoexpect
and setuptheparameters
forthatdata.Todothis, firstpresstheMENU
key,then
pressthekey
nexttothe'CHANGEGPSSETTINGS"label.Now
press the key nextto the "SELECT NMEA" label. The screen on the
previouspageappears.Pressthe keynexttothedesiredbeaconreceiver.
The beacon receiver is selected, now you'll need to set it up for the
frequencyand bitrateofthestation you'll beusing
in your area.
Repeat
theabovesteps togettheNMEAscreenasshownonthe
previous
page.Now press
the
key
nexttothe"SETUPBEACON"label.The
screen
shown belowappears.
Thestation frequency and bit
rateareshown onthe
right
side
of the screen. Press the key
adjacenttotheINC FREQ"to
increase thestationfrequency
orthe DECFREQ"todecrease
it. Dothesameforthebit rate.
(NOTE: Forautomatic station
selection ontheStarlinkMRB-
2A ONLY, setthe station fre-
quencytozeroand ignore the
bit rate.) When the station frequency and bit rate are adjusted totheir
propersettings, pressthe key nexttothe "EXIT' label. The UltraNav II
returnstothelastusedGPSscreen. Theletters"DGPS"appearnexttothe
"POSITION"onallscreensthatshow
yourpresentposition,showingthat
thebeacon receiver isworking.
Toviewthestatusofthebeacon signal,pressthe MENUkeyuntilthefourth
menupageappears. Nowpressthekey adjacenttothe"DIFFERENTIAL
GPSSTATUS" label.Ifthebea-
conreceiver is receiving data
fromthetransmitterandiscon-
nectedproperlytotheUltraNav
II, ascreen similar to theone
shown atright appears.
ThispageshowsthestationID
number, itsfrequency
and bit
rate,the"health' ofthestation
(0 = best, 5 = worst), signal
PoleMount
First,threadthepole mountingadapter ontothe mounting poleorratchet
base. Alignthe
pole
mountingadapter sothemodule willfacethebowof
theboat. Installandtightenthesetscrew intothe
polemountingadapter
and tighten it securely. This should preventthe GPS module from
unscrewing fromthe pole. Place the gasketonto the pole mounting
adapter. Nowattach the cabletothe GPSmodule and pass the cable
throughthe gasket, pole mounting adapter, and pole. Set the OPS
module ontopofthepole mounting adapterandalignthefourthreaded
holesinthemodulewiththe holes in thepolemounting adapter. Using
thefourstainlesssteel5mm screwsandlockwashers supplied withthe
UltraNav II,attach thepolemountingadapter
totheOPSmodule. This
completes theassembly.
Ifthepole ormast you're using isn'thollow orifthe.holein themiddleof
thepoleistoosmallfortheconnectors, usethecable
mounting adapter
suppliedwith yourunit.Threadthecable mountingadapter
intotheGPS
polemounting adapter. Thenthreadthe pole into thecablemounting
adapter. Routethecabledown theoutsideofthepole.
ULE
POLE
MOUNTING
ADAPTER
SET
SCREW POLE
15 OK OK OK OFF
OK OK OK OFF
ft
02 OK OK OK ON
27 OK OK OK ON
26 BAD OK BD ON
CABLE
MOUNT-
ING
ADAPTER
POLE
72 5
CABLE
MOUNT-
ING
ADAPTER
POLE
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TRANSDUCER
CONNECTIONS
See the transducer owner's manual includedwiththeunitforcomplete
transducer
installation instructions.
SIDESCAN
TheUltraNav
IIhasoptionalside-scancapability.Touse
this
feature,you
mustpurchase
theScanpacaccessory.
Toinstallit,followtheinstructions
enclosed
withthe
ScanPac.
Seethe"SideScanOperation"section
inthis manual forinformation on
using
theside-scan feature.
SPEED/TEMPERATURE/DISTANCE LOG
Tousethe
speed,temperature,and
distancelog
features,you mustinstall
anoptionalspOed/temperaturesensor. Eagle manufactures athru-hull
sensor/transducer combination unitand atransommountspeed/temp
onlysensorthatcan beused with theUltraNav II.
KEYBOARD
Thekeyboard has
keysarrangedintwoverticalcolumns plusa
horizontal
rowatthe
bottom.Thekeys intheleftcolumn are usedtoenter
numbers
andmenu selections. Thekeys in theright columnactivatethe
windows
featureandthebasic
sonarfunctions. Themenu keyinthebottom
right
cornerofthekeyboardactivatesthe
firstmenu page.Thekeysalong
the
bottomofthescreen areusedtoactivatethealarm menu, stop
the
chart,
and make menu selections with thearrow keys.
WINDOWS
-
Thiskeygivesyou
accesstothe windows
mode, whichlets
youcustomize displays.
SENS -Press thiskey toadjust
theunit's
sensitivity andGrayline.
RANGE
-This
keylets youadjustthe
range
whentheunitisinthemanual
mode.
ZOOM
-
TheUltraNav IIgivesyou
2X
and4Xzoomcapabilitywith
thiskey.
AUTO
-Thisturns
theautomaticfeature offandon.
MENU - Press this key to showthe menus and gain access to most
functions.
SELECTNMEA
TheUltraNavII sendsdataoutthewhite wireonthe powercableaccording
tostandardssetby
theNMEA(NationalMarineElectronics Association).
This allows the UltraNav II to send position, depth, and navigation
informationto"listener"units,
suchas
chartinginstruments,
autopilots,and
othermarine instruments.TheUltraNav II uses the
following NMEAdata
protocols: NMEA0180
and0183.NMEA0180sendssteering
information
only.It'suseful mainlyforautopilots.NMEA 0183sends
depth, position,
steering, speed, and more. Inordertousethis
feature,thewhitewireon
thepowercable
mustbeconnectedtothe NMEAdata
inputontheother
instrument. Seetheinstallationsectioninthe
frontofthismanualfor
wiring
connection information.
The UltraNav II also hasthe
capability toreceivedifferential
data from a beacon receiver.
Thisgivestheunitmuchbetter
accuracy
thannormal.Howev-
er, before purchasing and in-
stallingabeacon receiver,
make
certaintherearetransrnittersin
thearea
youwishtouse. Pres-
ently the UltraNav II canuse
the Magnavox MX-50R or
StarLink MRB-2A. Please notethatthe UltraNav II doesn't sendNMEA
0183datawhenthe
Magnavox MX-50R beacon receiver is activated.
NMEA SETUP
Once
youconnectthe
wiringproperly, the
UltraNavIImustbetoldwhich
NMEA data format to use. Consult the owner's manual of the other
equipmentto seewhichformatitneeds.ThensettheUltraNavIIasfollows:
First,presstheMENU key.Next,press
the
keynexttothe"CHANGE G
PS
SETTINGS" label.Nowpress the
key nexttothe "SELECTNMEA" label.
Thescreen shown above appears.
Thedataformatcurrently inuse
showsatthe
top
ofthescreen. Pressthe
key nextto thedesired data output. Nowpress the CLEAR key. The
UltraNavIIwill returntothelast used GPS screenand sendNMEA data
outthewhitewireonthepower
cable.
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ARRIVALALARM
Thearrival alarmsoundsatone when
yourposition iswithinthe alarm's
radiusofa
waypoint.For example,
the
alarmsounds ifyou come
within.1
mileofarecalled
waypointifthearrivalalarm'ssetting
is.1 mile.The
alarm
isadjustable from.01 to9.9 miles.
XTE ALARM
TheXTE(crosstrack
error) alarm sounds atonewhen yourcrosstrack
erroris greater than the alarm's setting. Changing theXTE alarm also
changes theXTE range onthesteering screen. Thealarm isadjustable
from0.0to9.9miles.
ANCHOR ALARM
Theanchoralarmsoundsatonewhenthe
presentpositionmoves
outside
a
presetradius. Forexample,
if
you
settheanchoralarmto.1 nauticalmile
(600feet),
then thealarmwillsound ifyoumove morethan 600 feetfrom
thelocationwhereyou setthealarm. It's
adjustablefrom0.01to9.9miles.
CHANGING GPSSETTINGS
TheUltraNav II mustbeinitialized
whenit'sturnedonforthefirsttime.This
isdescribed atthe
beginning
ofthe GPSsection inthismanual.However,
ifyouwishtochange onlyone oftheparameters (such astime), usethe
menu features in the "CHANGE. SETUP" menu. To dothis, press the
MENUkey, then
pressthekeynexttothe"CHANGEGPSSETTINS" label.
Finally,press
the
keynexttothe"SET LAT,LON,ALT, TIME,
DATE"label.
Thescreen shown belowappears.
Using themenusonthisand followingmenu pages,you
canchange the
Initial
Position,
Time-Date-Time
Offset, orAltitude without af-
fecting any otherinitialization
setting.Allofthese
menuswork
identicallytotheones
described
in the initialization section at
thebeginning oftheGPSsec-
tion.Afteryoumakea
change,
the unitreturnstothe GPSor
plotter
screen.
You may need to re-initialize
theunitifyou movealongdis-
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tance(over100
miles)withtheunitoff.Inthis
exampleyou
would needto
enteranewinitialpositiontohelp theUltraNav II findthecorrectsatellites
quicker.
SONAR
- Pressingthiskeyswitches theUltraNav II intothefullscreen
sonarmode.
GPS-Thiskey givesyouaccesstoall oftheGPSnavigationfeatures.
PLOTTER-Press this key todisplay theplotter.
WAYPT
-Pressingthiskey lets yousaveor recalla
waypoint.
WAYPOINTQUICKSAVE
-Pressthiskeytoinstantly save
yourpresent
position.
CLEAR -Thiskey clears menus and erases entries from
thescreen.
EVENTMARKER -To mark a location on the plotterscreen, use this
MAN OVERBOARD - Pressing this key instantly saves your present
postion and switchesthe unit into a mode that shows
navigationdatatothelastsaved position.
ARROW
KEYS -These
keys
areusedtomake menu selections andto
moveobjects onthescreen.
ON-The'ON keyturnstheUltraNav IIon.
OFF-Press and HOLDtheOff keytoturntheUltraNav IIoff.
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DISPLAY
-General
The
lightsareturnedon for
approximatelyten
secondswhenthe
UltraNav
II isfirst
turnedon.Menusappearat
thesametime.Tokeep the
lightson,
press
thekeyadjacent totheLightlabel. Itcontrols the
backlighting used
on the displayand keyboard. Ifyoudon'twantthe lightson, waitten
seconds andthelightswillautomatically
turnthemselves offhmenus
willalsodisappear afterten
seconds,oryou
canturnthemoffbypressing
the
CLEARkey atthebottomof _______________________________
thescreen
The Display menu atthe bot-
tom ofthescreen letsyouad-
justthe display'scontrastfor
thebest
viewing angle.
Press _________________
ingthe
leftarrow
keydecreases 4JGHT
ON
ii1JJJ
the
contrast, the right arrow
increases it. After setting the
contrast for the bestviewing SO.,
angle,press
theCLEARkey
to Ii
LIT
IORK- I
erase the menu or wait ap-
proximately
ten seconds andit will automatically
erase.
Contrast sectionfor
more informationonthis
feature.
WhentheUltraNavII isfirstturnedon,
the
display
willappear
similartothe
one above. The word "AUTO"
in the upper left corner of the
display
indicates
theautomatic feature is on. Thedigital bottom depth isalso
displayed
inthisbox.
MENUS
TheUltraNavII uses
menus
extensivelytoguideyouthrough
thefunctions
andfeatures
oftheunit.Themenu
key
accesses
many
ofthese
features,
allowingyoutocustomizethe
unitto your particularneeds
andwaterconditions. Although
you may
have to leave one
menu
and enteranother
to
reachthedesired function, all
you haveto do is press the
menu key to selectthe next
menu.ifyoueverget
lostina
menu,
simplypressthe
CLEAR
key.
ERASING AROUTE
Tocreatearoute, firstpresstheMENUkeywhiletheunitisinthe GPS
mode.Next, press thekey nexttothe"More" label.Now
press
the
key
next
tothe
"ROUTE PLANNING"
label. Routenumberone
appears
onthe
right
side ofthe screen. The listofwaypoints used in the routeare shown
beneaththeroutenumberand name,If
you
wishtoeraseadifferentroute,
press thekey nexttothe"+RTE" or "-RTE"labels to cyclethrough the
available routes.
After
you've
selectedthedesiredroute,pressthe
keynexttothe"ERASE
RTE"label.Thiserasestheroutefrom
memory.Finally,press
the
keynext
tothe"EXIT" label. Thisreturnsyou totheGPSdisplay.
GPSALARMS
TheUltraNavil'sGPSreceiver
has an Arrival Alarm, Cross
TrackError(XTE) Alarm, and
anAnchorAlarm. All ofthese
alarms adjustidenticallytothe
sonaralarms. Toadjustany of
these alarms, first press the
MENUkey. Nowpressthe
key
adjacent.to the "ALARMS"
menu. The screen shown at
rightappears. Pressthe keynexttothedesiredalarm.Now press
the
key
nexttothe"CHANGE VALUE" label.Thescreen shown below appears.
Usethenumberedkeys tosetthealarm. Forexample, tosetthearrival
alarmto.2miles, press the0key,then the2key;finallypressthe0key.
Whenthe desired valuehas been entered, pressthekey nextto the
"ENTER" label.TheunitreturnstotheALARMSscreen.
Thefollowing sectiondescribes
each GPSalarm and itslimits.
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Seethe
Display
ADJUST CHART SPEED
ADJUST; GRAYLI"lE
ALARMS
ADJUST 0
:SPLAY COl'
NUMERIC;KEYS TOII
CHANGE VALUE. USE
RIGHT ARROW TO
BACKSPACE.
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No matterifyoutravel forward orreversethrough theroute, when
you
reachthelastwaypointinthe
route,
thearrivalalarmsoundsuntilyou
turn
itoff.
IMPORTANT!
Turningthearrival
alarmoff
preventstheUltraNavilfrom
sequencingtothe
nextwaypoint
intheroute.
This,
in
effect,turnstherouteoff. However,the
unitwillstillshow
navigation
datatothe
currentwaypoint
intherouteatthe
timethearrival alarmwas turned off.
CANCELNAVIGATION
To stopthe UltraNav II from navigatingtowaypoint or navigating to a
waypoint in aroute,press
theGPSkey,then
press
theMENUkeytwice.
Now
press thekeynexttothe
"CANCELNAVIGATION"label.Thisstops
allnavigation.
NOTE:
HELP
An extremely useful feature
incorporatedintotheUltraNav
II series is theHelp menus.
Virtuallyevery featurehas a
help menu label that, when
pressed, givesone or more
pages oftext describing how
to usethat feature. For ex-
ample,pressingtheAUTO key
brings upa menu letting you
switchtheunitintooroutofthe
automatic mode. Ahelp label
also appears onthescreen. Pressing thekeyadjacent tothehelplabel
givesyou
a
description ofhowautomaticworksandhowit
affectsdifferent
functions.
Canceling navigation does not erase the route or any waypoints from
memory. Itmerely stopstheUltraNav IIfromnavigating.
MODIFYING AROUTE
Anypart
ofaroutecanbechanged atanytime. For
example,supposeyou
have aroute consistingofwaypoints number 1,2,and 3and you
wishto
changewaypoint number 3to
waypoint number 5. Simply
presstheMENU key,thenpress
the
keynexttothe"More"
label.
Next, press thekey nexttothe
"Route Planning"label.Finally,
pressthekeynexttothe "Re-
call Route" label.Route num-
ber one appears on the right
• sideofthescreen. Thelist of
• waypoints usedintherouteare
shown beneaththeroutenum-
ber and name.
ROUTEIt 1
NAME: JAYS COVE
1 BUOY1
2 BUOY
2
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Usingthedownarrowkey,movetheblackboxto
waypoint
number3.Now
press thekey nexttothe"CHANGE' label. Usethe numbered keys to
changethe waypointfrom 3to5.Next,
press
the
keynexttothe"ACCEPT"
label.You've
changed
the
waypoint
from3to5.Finally, pressthe
keynext
tothe"EXIT" label andyou're finished.
Remember, anypart
cfthe routecanbechanged atany
time.
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WINDOWS _______________________
You canchange the displays
ontheUltraNavIIbyusingthe
windowsfeature.Thisletsyou
usedifferent
displaysfor your
own fishing or boating situa-
tions.Thisfeaturegives you
23 differentwindow display
screens.
The screens available in the
windowsmodearedividedinto
two or more windows per
screen. Each combination ofwindows is called a"group". Group "A"as
shownbelow hasthe
digitaldisplaysin onewindowandthesonarchartin
the
other.Agroup ofwindows
canbeasmanyasfour,oronly
one. A window can display
sonarchart
data, digitalsonar
data, digital GPS data, GPS
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steering ornavigation displays,
and many more.
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Press the up arrow key to
movebackward.
Forexarnple,
pressing thedownarrow key•
once shows the group "B"
screenwhichisthesidescan
screen. To return to thefull
sonarscreen, simplypressthe
SONAR
key.
To usethewindows feature,
flrstpressthe
WINDOWSkey.
Ascreen similar to the one
shown at left appears. The
menu af the bottom of the
screen
Ietsyouswitch
between
the
"pages"
of
displays.These
are lettered "A" through "W".
Group
"A"showsfirst.Press
thedownarrow keyto move
forward
through thescreens.
Everyone of the group screens can be modified to some extent. For
• example,press the MENU keywhilegroup"A"isdisplayed. Fournew
labels appearonthedisplay as shown above. Twooftheselabels are
• windowmenus. Pressingthekey adjacent tooneofthe"window menu"
labelsgivesyou amenuwith
functionsthatrelate onlytothat
window.For
—
TURN FISH ID OFF
ru ——
THESE ADJUSTMENTS
AFFECT ALL
CHART
UJINDObJS AND
FULL SCREEN CHART.
T1 4W
tothewindowmenu labelonthe
sonarchartwindow,thescreen
willclearandyouwill havea
new
menuwithselectionssuch
as"ADJUSTCHARTSPEED"
and"ADJUST GRAYLINE"as
shown at left. Other window
menusletyouchangethe units
ofmeasureor
adjust
alarms.
Toexitfromawindow
menu,
press
theCLEAR
key.
Thecursorshould now beonthesecond waypoint line.Again, pressthe
keynexttothe"CHANGE" label andenter
thewaypoint number forthe
second waypointintheroute.Continueenteringthe
waypoints untilallof
the
waypointshavebeenenteredforthe
route.Then
pressthe keynextto
the"EXIT" label. Thissavesyourroute in memory.
IMPORTANT
Youmustselectwaypointsintheorder
they
aretobeusedintheroute.In
other
words,suppose youwanta
routethatconsistsof
waypoint numbers
1,3,and 5. However,youwishtotravelto3first, then1,and
finally
5.In
thiscase,
youmustselectwaypoint3,1,and5inthatorder
when
making
the
route.
FOLLOWING AROUTE
Tofollowa route, presstheMENU key, thenpressthe keynexttothe
"More"label.Next,pressthekeynexttothe"RoutePlanning"
label.Finally,
press thekeynexttothe"Recall Route"label.Thescreenshown below
appears. Routenumberone appearsontherightsideofthescreen.The
list of waypoints used in the
routeare shown beneath the
routenumber andname. If
you
wishtorecall adifferentroute,
pressthekey
nexttothe"+RTE"
or"-RTE"Iabelstocyclethrough
theavailable routes.
Afteryou've selected the de-
sired
route,
you'll
noticeablack
box surrounding the first
waypoint in the route. Thisis
the
startingwaypoiritbox.If you
wishtostarttherouteusing the
ROUTE* 1
NAME:
JAYS COVE
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2 BUOY2
9 BUOY3
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firstwaypoint intheroute,simply pressthekey nexttothe"STARTRTE"
label.However, ifyouwishtostarttherouteusing
adifferent waypoint,
simplyuse the down arrow key to move the blackboxto the desired
waypoint number. Then pressthekeynexttothe"STARTRTE" label.
Tofollowaroutebackwards,pressthekeynexttothe"REVERSE"label.
Forexample, suppose youhave threewaypoints inaroute and they're
numbered3,6,and 2.If
you
travel forwardthrough theroute,theunitwill
shownavigationdatatowaypointnumber3first,
then
6,
and
finally2.
If
you
travelbackward throughthe
route,
theunitwillstartwith
waypoint number
2first, then6,and end with
waypoint number3.
example, ifyoupressthekeyadjacent
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PA9E1MORE
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Name
aRoute
Toassign anametoaroute, pressthekey nexttothe"-i-ATE" or"-RTE"
labelto movethrough thelistofroutes.When the desired route number
appears inthewindowatthe top
ofthescreen,pressthedownarrowkey
untiltheblackboxmovestothe"NAME"position.Nowpressthe
keynext
tothe"CHANGE" label.Thescreen shown belowappears.
Use thekeyson both sides of
thescreento
enterthe waypoint
name. For
example,toname a
route"REEFl",pressthe
num-
ber "4" key repeatedlyuntilthe
letter "R"appears in the win-
dow. Next, press the right ar-
rowkeytomovetheblack box
tothenextletterposition. Now
pressthe"1" key.
Theletter"E"
appearsonthescreen. Repeat
this process until the entire
name hasbeenwriftenonthe
screen. Now
press thekeynexttothe"ACCEPT"or"ENTER"label.The
UltraNavII returnstothe route menu.Youcannow enterthewaypoints
used in theroute.
WaypointSelection
Ifyou've
nameda
route,
theblackboxshouldbeonthe"0"
atthetop
ofthe
screen. Ifnot, move theblackboxtothe"0"usingtheupor downarrow
H keys. Now
pressthe keynexttothe"CHANGE' label.Thescreen shown
Nowpress the numbered key
ofthe
waypoint you
wishtogo
to first in the route. For ex-
ample, if you want waypoint
number8tobefirst,
press
the8
key. If you've named the
waypoint, itshows intheblank
spacetotherightofthewaypoint
number. Next, press the key
next to the "ACCEPT" label.
The UltraNav II reverts to the
menushown above.
RTE# 6
NAME REEF1
Toseeallofthe
available win-
dows, press the WINDOWS
key,
thenpress theMENUkey.
Now
pressthekeyadjacent to
the "MAIN MENU" label. Fi-
nally,pressthekeynexttothe
'VIEWALLWINDOWS"label.
Thescreenatrightappears.
Thefirstwindow
appearsinthe
upper
right
cornerofthescreen.
A description of the screen
showsintheboxatthebottomofthescreen. Now
press
the
keyadjacent
tothe"NEXT'label.Thischanges the
displayed window and description.
When you've finished
viewing
the
windows, press theCLEAR key.
SIDE-SCAN OPERATION
Twpdifferentsidescan
displaysareavailablewhentheUltraNav IIisinthe
Windows mode. To usetheside scanfeature, first install the ScanPac
transducer onyourtrolling
motor. Next,press theWINDOWS key onthe
UltraNav Ilunit.
Now press the down arrow
key untilthe screenshown at
right appears. This is group
These
arethesidescanwin-
dows.Bothwindowsshowthe
digital depth displayfromthe
transducerpointed atthebot-
tom
-Notthesidescantrans-
ducer.Thewindow
ontheleft
showsaFishIDsymbolwhen
0
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ni
flL__
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theunitidentifies atargetasafish. When this happens,thedigital depth
displayatthebottom ofthe
windowchanges from
"DEPTH"to"FISH"and
showsthedistancefromthesidescantransducertothe
targetshown as
afishsymbol.
Thismenu letsyouselectthe route number,nametheroute, and choose VIEWINGWINDOWS _______________________________
thewaypoints used intheroute.
I FEET I
Digital Depth
WATER DEPTH DISPLAY.
DEPTH ALARMS AND
UNITS OF
MEASURE
ARE SET IN MENU.
below
appears.
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Thewindowonthe
rightshowsallreturnechoes.Theseechoesappear
as
short, horizontal lines.Thethickertheline, thestronger
thereturn echo.
The
distancetothesetargets
canbedeterminedbycomparingtheposition
oftheechototherange markers onthesideofthedisplay.
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Tochange therange,presstheRANGEkey.Anew menuappearsatthe
bottomofthe
display.Use
the
upordown
arrowkeystochange the
range
ofthesidescanmodefromtentosixtyfeet. Eitherwait
afewseconds
after
you'vechanged therange andthe
menus will automaticallydisappear
or
press
theCLEAR keyto erasethemenus.
Group
"L"asshown at
right
and
group "U" also use the side
scandisplays
along with other
windows. See the windows
summaryon
page39foracom-
pletelistingof all the window
groups.
SONAROPERATION -AUTOMATIC
When theUltraNav II isfirstturned on, theAutomatic feature isenabled.
This is indicated by theword "AUTO" at the top of the screen. The
Automatic feature
adjuststhesensitivityand
rangeso
thebottom
signalis
displayed
in the lowerhalfofthescreenatall times.
ToturnAutomatic off,first presstheAUTO
key. Amenuappears
atthe
bottomof the screen above _________
theleftandrightarrows.Press 151.2FTIF 0
theleftarrow keytoswitch to
themanual mode. Theletters
"Man"appear
inthe
upper
left
cornerofthe
display, indicat-
ingtheunit is in the manual
mode. ToturnAutomatic on,
press the AUTO key again,
then
press
the
right
arrow
key.
keynexttothe"WPT
RECALL'label. Thescreenshown belowappears.
Nowpress thekey nexttothe
"÷WPT"or"-WPT" label until
thedesired waypoint number
appearsonthescreen.Whenit
does,simplypressthekey
next
to the "GO TO WYAPOINT"
label.TheUltraNavIIreturnsto
thelastusedsonar,navigation,
orplotterscreen, showingnavi-
gationdatatothe waypointyou
recalled.
ROUTES
Aroute
givesyou
the
abilitytonavigate
to
severalwaypointswithouthaving
tore-program
theunitafter
arriving at
each one.Arouteconsistsoftwoor
morewaypoints. When youtravellonaroute,theUltraNav Itfirstshows
navigation informationtothefirstwaypoint intheroute.Whenyou reach
the
firstwaypoint, (signalledbythe
ArrivalAlarm),the
UltraNavIIautomati-
callysequencestothenext
waypoint. Navigationinformationisshownto
this waypointandthe
processrepeats.Whenyoureachthelast
waypoint
in aroute, thearrival alarm sounds untilyouturnitoff.
Therearefourstepsrequiredtocreate
andfollowaroute.First,youmust
createandnametheroute. Next, selectthe
waypoints usedin theroute.
Thendeterminethe
startingwaypoint.Next,
telltheunitto
followtheroute.
Finally,
theunitwill
askyou
if
you
wishtoruntherouteforwardorbackward.
After these steps are completed, the UltraNav II will start showing
navigation datatothefirstwaypoint ontheroute.
CREATING AROUTE
Tocreatearoute, first
press
the
MENU key white the unitisin
theOPSmode. Next,
pressthe
key nextto the"More" label.
Nowpress thekey nexttothe
"ROUTE PLANNING"label.
Finally, press the key nextto
the "SAVE/EDIT ROUTE" la-
bel.Thescreen shown.at right
appears.
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Usethekeys on both sidesof
thescreento
enterthewaypoint
name. For
example,tonamea
waypoint "COVE 1",pressthe
keyrepeatedly
until
the letter "C" appears in the
window. Next, press the right
arrow keyto move the black
boxtothe next letter position.
Nowpress the"3" key repeat-
edly until the "0"appears on
. the screen. Repeat this pro-
cess until theentirenamehasbeenwritten
onthescreen. Now
pressthe
keynexttothe"ACCEPT"or"ENTER"label.TheUltraNavIlreturnstothe
waypoint savemenu asshown above. To savethe waypoint withthis
name,
first
pressthe keynextto
the
"SAVE"label.Now
pressthe keynext
tothe"EXIT" labeltoexitthe
waypoint savemenu.
EraseaWaypoint
TheWaypoint Erasefeature letsyouerasewaypoints fromthelist.
appears. Now press the key
nexttothe"÷WPV'or"-WPT"
labeluntilthedesiredwaypoint
numberappears onthescreen.
Simplypress
the
key
nexttothe
"ERASE" label. A message
appearsonthescreenthat says
"WAIT!! DELETE WAYPOINT
AREYOUSURE?." Ifyou arecertainthisisthe
waypoint that you
wishto
erase,pressthekey nexttothe"YES"arrow.Ifnot, pressthekey nextto
"NO" arrow. Press the key next to the "YES" arrow erases all
informationfromthewaypoint numberthatappears atthetop
ofthescreen.
Toexitfromthewaypoint savemenu, presstheCLEAR key.
RECALLAWAYPOINT
You mustrecall awaypoint in ordertonavigate tothatposition withthe
UltraNavII.Torecalla
waypoint,first presstheWAYPT key,
then
pressthe
SENSITIVITY
ThesensitivitykeyontheUltraNav IIcontrolsthe
ability
oftheunittopick
up
echoes.A
lowsensitivitylevel excludesmuchofthe
bottominformation,
fish
signals, andother targetinformation. High sensitivity levelsenables
you
toseethisdetail,butitcanalsoclutterthescreenwith
manyundesired
signals. Typically, the best sensitivity level showsa good solid bottom
signal withGraylineandsome surface clutter.
WhentheUltraNav II isintheAutomatic mode,the
sensitivityisautomati-
callyadjusted tokeep a
solid bottomsignal displayed, plusalittlemore.
Thisgives itthe
capability toshowfish andotherdetail.
However, situations occur where it becomes necessary to increase or
decreasethesensitivity.Thistypicallyhappenswhenyouwishto
seemore
detail,
soanincrease in sensitivityisindicated. Theproceduretoadjust
it
isthe
samewhethertheunitisin theautomatic ormanual mode.
Toadjust the
sensitivity,presstheSENSkey.The
sensitivity adjust
menu
appears atthebottom ofthescreen.
The
sensitivity menuhasleftand rightarrows,plus ahorizontalbar graph.
Thegraphgives avisualindication ofthesensitivity level. The number
abovetheINCarrowalso
shows
the
percentage ofsensitivity in
use.
Toincreasethe sensitivity
level,
press theright arrow key. As
youpress
the key,themenu's
bargraphwill grow widerand
thepercentagewillincrease in
value. You can also see the
difference onthechart record
asitscrolls.Whenthesensitiv-
ity is at the desired level, re-
leasethekey.
Todecreasethe
sensitivitylevel, pressthe keyadjacent totheleft arrow.
Thebargraphand percentagewilldecrease.Whenthe
sensitivityisatthe
desired level, releasethekey.
When
youreacheither the maximumorminimum limit, atone sounds..
Toturnthe menus off,press the key adjacent tothe CLEAR keyatthe
bottom leftside ofthe unit orwait a few seconds and themenus will
disappear.
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Toerase awaypoint,firstpress
theWAYPT
key,thenpress
the
keynexttothe"WAYPTSAVE"
label.Thescreenshownat
right
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RANGE-Automatic
When
turnedonforthe
first
time,
theUltraNav IIautomatically placesthe
bottom
signal inthelower halfofthe screen. Thisiscalled Auto
Ranging
and is part oftheautomatic function. The range cannot be changed
manually
whiletheunitisin
automatic.
RANGE
-Manual
TheUltraNavIIgivesyoucontrol overthe rangewhen
itsinthemanual
mode.
Tochangethe range,first makecertain theUltraNav
mode. Next, pressthe
RANGE
key. The range adjustment
menuappears iiithe
lowerright
cornerofthe
display.Pressthe
upordownarrowkeys tode-
creaseorincrease therange.
Theavailable
ranges are0-5,
10, 20, 30, 40, 60, 100, 150,
200,300,500,800,1000,1500,
2000, 3000, and 5000feet.Af-
ter the desired range is dis-
played, presstheCLEAR key
toerasetherange menu.
NOTE:Thedepthcapability oftheUltraNav IIdepends
onthe
transducer
installation, waterand bottom conditions, andotherfactors.
ZOOM
Enlargingor"zooming"the
pictureisacommon methodusedtoshow small
detailandfishsignals.TheUltraNavIIgivesyou
twodifferentzoomsizes,
plus a split screen zoom option. Thezoom operation andadjustment
is
differentintheautomaticandmanual modes.
ZOOM AUTOMATICMODE
Tozoomthe
display
inthe
automaticmode, firstpressthe
ZOOM
key.All
targets
onthedisplayareenlarged fourtimes
normal size
automatically.
Themenus shown atthetopof
the
nextpage also appear.
Turnthezoomfeatureon(or
off)bypressingthe keyadjacenttothe"OFF!
ON" label. H
Enter New
Waypoint
Tosavea
locationotherthan
yourpresentposition,first
presstheWAYPT
key.Then pressthe key
nexttothe'WPTSAVE"label.Thescreen shown
below appears. Usingtheupand down arrow keys, move theblack box
down to the latitude/longitude
"CHANGE FIELD"labelatthe
bottom right corner of the
screen.Usethearrow keys to
change
the"N"toa
"S", ifyour
latitudeis
south. Now enterthe
locationyou wishtosave
using
the numbered keys. Use the
left
arrowkey asa
backspaceif
you make a mistake. In other
words,pressing the leftarrow
keymoves theblackboxover
thelast number entered. No-
ticethatthe
position enteredis
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NAME
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indegrees, minutes, and hundredths ofaminute. (Not seconds!) After
you've
enteredthe
latitude,press
the
keynexttothe
"ACCEPT"label.The
waypoint
savemenureappears.Next,press
thekeynexttothe"CHANGE
FIELD"label. Pressthedownarrowkeytoswitch
the
longitude fromwest
toeast,ifnecessary.Nowenterthelongitude.Makecertaintoadda
zero
tothe
longitude ifit'slessthan100degrees. For
example, ifthe
longitude
is85
degrees,thenenter"085".Pressthe
key
nexttothe
"ACCEPT" label
when
you've
finished.Thesave
waypointmenuappearswiththe
position
youentered inthewaypoint position boxatthe
topofthescreen. Ifthis
position iscorrect, press thekey nexttothe"SAVE" label.
Namea
Waypoint
Toassign anametoa
waypoint,press
theWAYPT
key,
then
press
the
key
nexttothe
'WPTSAVE" label.Thewaypoint savemenu appears. Press
the
keynexttothe"+WPT"or
WPT" labelto move through
thelistofwaypoints. Whenthe
desiredwaypointappears inthe
wibdow,
pressthedownarrow
key
untiltheblackboxmovesto
the"NAME"
position
Now
press
thekey nexttothe"CHANGE
FIELD"label.The
screenshown
atrightappears.
position. Nowpress the keynext to the
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TO CHANGE LJALUE
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Saving PresentPositionas aWaypoint
(Quick
SaveFeature)
• TheUltraNav IIletsyousaveyour presentpositionas
awaypointwithonly
• onekeypress.This"QuickSave"featureletsyoueasily
savetheposition
• ofawreckorotherlocations.
To saveyour present position as waypoint, simplypress the WAYPT
• QUICKSAVE
key.TheUltraNavIItakesyourpresent positionandassigns
• thefirstavailable waypont
numbertoit.
Saving PresentPosition-ViewandSaveMethod
I The"QuickSave"featuredoesn'tlet
you
selectthe
waypoint
number.You
havetousethenextavailablenumberwhen
usingthatmethod.TheView
andSavemethod lets you pick thewaypoint number thatyourpresent
position isstoredin. (Note:You canstore aposition underawaypoint
numberthatalready hasa
position assignedtoitusing
thismethod.) To
save
yourpresentposition,press
theWAYPT
key. Now
pressthe
key
next
tothe"V/PTSAVE" label.Ascreen similar totheone below appears.
The first waypoint number in
thelist
appears
atthe
top
ofthe
page. This is thenumber that
your present position will be
under. Yourposition at
the time you pressed the
WAYPT key is shown in the
"CURRENT POSITION"boxin
themiddleofthescreen. If
you
wishtosavethelocationinthe
CURRENTPOSITIONboxun-
derthiswaypointnumber, sim-
ar I....
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EHT
Tosavethelocationunderadifferentwaypoint
number,press
the
keynext
toincrease
the
waypoint number(i.e.
from
waypoint
number ito2). Pressthekey nexttothe"- WPT"labeltodecrease the
waypoint
number. Onceyou've decidedthe
waypoint numbertosavethe
location
under,pressthe key next to the"USE CURRENT POSITION"
label. Then press thekey nexttothe"SAVE" label. Thiswill store the
location underthewaypoint number youselected andreturn tothe last
used position, plot,ornavigation screen.
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Pressing the key adjacentto
the"2X/4X"label
enlargesech-
oesfromtwotimestofourtimes
theirnormal size.
To switch between the split
screen zoom and full screen
zoom, press thekey adjacent
tothe"SPLIT/FULL'label.The
screen instantly splitsintotwo
sections. Alltargets ontheleft
are shown at fourtimes the
sizeoftheonesontheright. Ifyouswitch tothe2Xzoom mode,
echoes
ontheleftsideofthescreen are shown attwicethesize astheones on
theright. Theechoes thatscroll across thescreen are theexactsame
echoes on both sides ofthescreen. They'resimplyenlarged ontheleft
side.Thisfeaturetracksthe
bottom, keepingitonthe display atalltimes,
when.the automatic feature ison.Once
you've
setthezoomasdesired,
press theCLEAR keytoerasethemenus.
ZOOM -MANUALMODE
When youpress thezoomkey
whiletheunitisin the manual mode, the
screen shown below appears. All of themenus on this screen work
identically as described above. However, one additional menu item is
shownwhentheunitisin themanual mode: "ADJUST".
To adjustthe zoom, press the keyadjacent to the "ADJUST" label.A
screen similartotheone belowappears. Azoombarandadjust
arrows
appear
onthescreen. Theechoes onthe leftside ofth.e screen arethe
ones
thatappearbetween the
top
and thebottom ofthezoom bar.Press
the upordown
arrowkeys to
ovethezoombarupor down.
As
youadjustthe
zoombar, the
echoesmoveonthe
leftside of
thescreen atthesame time.
The zoom adjust menus will
automatically clearafewsec-
ondsafteryou'vepressed the
last key. Remember, the
UltraNav II won'ttrackthebot-
tom when it's in the manual
mode.
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ply press thekeynextto the "USE CURRENT POSITION" label. The
• positionshown in the CURRENT POSITION box also will show inthe
waypoint location atthe topofthescreen. Tosavethe
waypoint without
naming it;simplypressthekey nexttothe"SAVE" label. hstri 37.3 tafl
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CHARTSPEED
The rate echoes scroll across
the screenis called the chart
speed. it's adjustable by first
pressing the menu key, then
pressing the key adjacent to
the
"ADJUSTCHART
SPEED"
label. The chart speed menu
appearsat the bottom of the
screen. Increase the chart
speedbypressing the
right
ar-
rowkeyordecreaseitbypressing theleftarrow key.Thepercentage of
chartspeedinuse
changes as
the arrow keys are pressed.
The bar chart also gives a
graphical
indicationofthe
chart
speed.You
canseethe
change
onthe
screen
(bothonthe
menu
and
onthechart
record)as
you
pressthe keys. After you've
madethe
adjustment,
press
the
CLEARkeytb
erasethemenu.
Tostop the
chart,pressthe
key
adjacent
tothe"STOP" label.
Tostartthe
chart, pressthekeyadjacent
tothe 'START" label.
GRAYLINE°
GRAYLINElets you distinguish between strong and weakechoes. It
"paints"gray
ontargets
thatarestronger
thana
preset
value.
Thisallows
youtotellthedifference between ahardand
softbottom. For
example, a
soft,muddy orweedybottom returnsa
weaker
signalwhichisshown with
a narroworno gray line. A hardbottomreturns a strong signalwhich
causesa
widegray line.
If
youhavetwosignals ofequal size,onewithgrayand
theother
without,
then the targetwith grayis the strongersignal. This helpsdistinguish
weeds
fromtreesonthe
bottom, or
fishfromstructure.
GRAYLINE isadjustable.
SinceGRAYLINE
showsthedifference
between
strong
andweaksignals,adjustingthesensitivity mayrequirea
different
GRAYLINE level,also.Thelevelchosen
by
the
UltraNavIIat
power
onis
cursor.To dothis, first press
one of the arrow keys. This
makes theplotter
cursorlines
appear on the display. Now
move thelines tothedesired
pôsitionon thedisplaybypress-
ing
thearrow
keys.Whenit'sat
thedesired location,pressthe
EVENT MARKER key, then
selectanicon.TheUltraNav II
placestheiconattheintersec-
tionoftheploçter
cursorlines.
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Toerasethecursor
lines,presstheCLEAR key.
ErasingtheIcons
Although youcanplace iconsontheplotterindividually, you can'terase
them oneat atime.You haveto erasethe whole groupof icons. For
example,ifyou'veplace20fishsymbolicons,erasingoneofthemerases
all20.
Toeraseanicon,
first
press
theEVENT
MARKERkey.Next,press
the
key
next to the "DELETE ICON BANK" label. The screen shown below
appears.
Nowselectthe group oficons
thatyou
wishtoerasebypress-
ingthekeynexttothedesired
icon.
Afterpressing the key,the
UltraNav Ii erases all of the
selected icons
fromthe
plotter.
WAYPOINTNAVIGATION
HOWTOSAVEAWAYPOINT
'I?
, SELECT AN ICON GROUP TO ERASE
''
156°
FROM PLOTTER.
I4ARNING!
'is,
Waypoints arelocationsontheearth'ssurfacethat
you
wishto
goorreturn
to.Waypoints are useful formarking shipwrecks, hotfishing spots, and
otherfishing
or
navigation
locations.Storingwaypoinfs
intheUltraNavTi's
memory
makesiteasytoreturntoanypoint intheworld
bysimply
pressing
afewbuttons.TheUltraNavIIcanstore
upto
200
waypoints.Youcan
store
your presentposition asawaypoint
orenter latitude/longitude positions as
waypoints.
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