Eagle UltraNav User manual

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• INSTALLATIONAND OPERATION
• • INSTRUCTIONS
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INTRODUCTION .
MOUNTING .
1
POWER CONNECTIONS 2
TRANSDUCER 4
KEYBOARD BASICS 4
DISPLAY 6
OPERATION 7
AUTOMATIC 7
SENSITIVITY 7
GRAYLINE 9
RANGE 10
ZOOM-AUTOMATIC 11
ZOOM-MANUAL 12
ALARMS 12
FISH ALARM 13
ZONEALARM 14
DEPTH ALARM 15
AUDIOALARMON/OFF 16
MENUS 17
CHARTSPEED 17
FISH I.D 18
CHART CURSOR 19
FASTRAK 20
DIGITAL DISPLAYS 20
DIGITALSIZE 21
UNITOFMEASURE 22
BACKUGHTS 23
SPEAKER VOLUME 23
DISPLAY CONTRAST 24
DIGITAL SONAR 24
NOISE REJECTION 25
ASP 26
SURFACE CLARITYCONTROL (SCC) 27
DISPLAY ZONE BAR 28
DISPLAYZOOM BAR 28
TRANSDUCERS AND CONEANGLES 29
SIGNAL INTERPRETATION 30
FISH ARCHES 31
WATER TEMPERATUREANDTHERMOCLINES 32
SURVEYINGALAKE 34
BAITFISH 34
SONAR TROUBLESHOOTING 35
HOWTOOBTAINSERVICE 38
LORANSECTION 39
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NOTES INTRODUCTION
TheUltraNav representsoneofthebestvalues in sportfishing
sonar
today. Itrivalsothersonar
unitscosting much moreinfeaturesand
performance. Withits menus, theUltraNav offers easy-to-use
opera-
tionatthetouchofabutton. Thescreen showstheunderwater
world
withhighresolutionanddetail. TheUltraNav alsodisplays
digital
depth,
boatspeed,surface watertemperature, anddistancetravelled
(distance log) ifthe
optionalspeed/temperature sensor(model
EST-T)
isattached.
Although theUltraNav hasmany features and
functions,
the"soft key"
menu system makes iteasy
touse. Aboveall, don'tbeafraid
totry
differentfeatures andfunctions ontheunit. Youcan'thurtitby
pressing buttons!
Readthismanual andtake itwithyou
thefirstfewtimesyouuseyour
unit. Itmakes a
greatreference
should
youneed it. Themoreyou
knowwhen
youget
tothe
water,
themoreyourUltraNavcandofor
you!
MOUNTING
InstallThe UltraNav in anyconvenient location, provided
thereisclear-
ancebehindtheunitwhen
itistiltedforthebestviewingangle. Holes
in
thebracket baseallow
woodscrew or
through-boltmounting. You
mayneedtoplace
a
piece
ofplywood onthebackofthinfiberglass
panels tosecurethemounting hardware. Make certainthereis
enough roombehindtheunit
toattach thepower andtransducer
cables.
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Thesmallestholethatwillpassone
powerortransducer plugisone
inch. Aftertheholeis
drilled, passthetransducer connector up
through
theholefirst,then
passthepower
cabledownthrough it.
Afterthecableshave been
routed, tilltheholewitha
good marine
sealingcompound. Offsetthebracket tocoverthehole. Routethe
powercable through
the
slotandbreak outoneoftheotherslotsin
the
bracketforthe
transducercable.
POWER
CONNECTIONS
TheUltraNav
worksfroma
twelve-voltbattery system only. Forthe
best results, attachthepower
cable
directly
tothe
battery. Youcan
attachthepowercabletoanaccessory
orpowerbuss, however you
mayhaveproblems withelectrical interference. Therefore, it'ssaferto
goaheadandattachthepower cabledirectly tothe
battery. lithe
cable
isnotlongenough, splice
#18gauge wireontoit.Attachthein-
linefuseholdertothered leadasclose
tothe
powersourceas pos-
sible. Forexample, ifyouhavetoextend the
power
cabletothe
battery
orpowerbuss,
attach oneendofthefuseholder
directly
tothe
battery
orpowerbuss. Thiswill
protect
both
theunitandthe
power
cablein theeventofashort.
The
powercablehasthreewires, red,
white,and black. Redisthe
positive
lead,blackisnegative orground. Thewhite wire isusedfor
theNMEAinterface. Tousethis
feature, attach ashielded,twistedpair
cablefromthe
autopilot
orothermarine
equipment's NMEA interface
tothewhitewireontheUltraNav's powercable. Solder thetwisted
pair'sgroundwireand
shield wiretotheblackwireontheNavGuide's
power
cable. Donotconnecttheshieldwiretotheautopilot. Seeyour
autopilot's
manual formoreinstructions. If
you're
not
going
tousethis
feature,
cutand
tapethewhitewiretoprevent
ashort.
Minimize electrical noise
byrouting
the
powercable awayfromother
possible sourcesofelectrical interference. Oneofthelargest noise
generators
istheengine's wiring harness. Forbestresults, keep
the
powerandtransducer
cablesaway fromtheenginewiring.
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TheUltraNav hasreverse polarity protection. Nodamage
willoccurto
theunit ifthepower wiresarehooked upbackwards. However, it
won'tworkuntilthe
wiring
isconnected
properly.
Attachtheloran module's cabletotheUltraNav's power
cable. Tags
onthecables identify both theloran andtheoptional speed/tempera-
turesensor's connector. Seetheloran section inthismanual forloran
moduleinstallation.
NOISE
Bilge pumps andtheir
wiring
canalso radiate noise, sokeepthecables
away
fromthem, ifpossible.
VHFradioantennasandcables radiate AF
energy
athighpower
levels. Itisimportant tokeep thepower
andtransducercablesaway
fromthem, also. Seethesonar
troubleshooting sectionfortipson
preventing noiseproblems.
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TRANSDUCERCONNECTIONS
Seethetransducer
owner'smanual included with theunitfor
transducer
installation instructions.
KEYBOARD
The
keyboard
haskeysarranged
in twoverticalcolumns.The
keysin
theleftcolumnareusedtoswitchtheunitbetween sonar,loran, and
plottermodes, plusmenu selections. Thekeys
in
the
right
column
pertain
tothebasicsonarfunctions. Themenu keyin thebottom
right
cornerofthekeyboard activates the
firstmenupage.
SENS-Pressthiskeytoadjust
theunit'ssensitivity and Grayline.
RANGE-Thiskeyletsyouadjust
therange whentheunitisinthe
manual mode.
ZOOM -TheUltra
givesyou2Xand4Xzoomcapability withthiskey
AUTO-Thisturnstheautomatic featureoffand on.
ALARM
-Activateandadjust
thealarmsthrough
thiskey.
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MENU
- Pressthiskeytoshowthemenus andgainaccesstomost
functions.
ON-TheONkeyturnstheUltraon.
OFF-TheOffkeyturnstheUltraoff.
SONAR
-Thiskey switchestheUltraNav fromtheloranmodetothe
sonarmode.
LORAN
- Pressthiskeytoswitchtotheloranmode.
PLOTTER -Theplotterappearswhen
thiskeyispressed.
WAYPTSAVE
-Pressthis
keytosavea
waypoint.
WAYPTRECALL -This
keyactivates thewaypoint recallmenus.
Note: TheSonar, Loran, Plotter, Waypoint Saveand WaypointRecall
keysarealso usedas 'softkeys" orfeatureselectkeys. Whena
menu selection arrow
points tooneofthesekeys, the
keyactivates the
menu feature, notthefeature printed
onthekey. Forexample,
ifyou
press thePLOTTER key asshown below,the Fish IDfeature
willbe
turnedoff.
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AD.]'. DISPLAYI
Thelights areturnedonforapproximately tenseconds whenthe Ultra
isfirstturnedon. Menusappear
atthesametime. To keepthelights.
on, press
thekeyadjacent totheLightlabel. Itcontrolsthebacklight-
ingusedonthe displayandkeyboard. If
you
don'twantthelightson,
waittensecondsandthelights willautomaticallyturnthemselvesoff.
Themenuswillalso disappear
afterten
seconds, or
youcanturnthem
off
by pressing the keyadjacent
totheCLEAR keyatthebottomofthe
screen.
TheMetric labelatthetopofthescreen worksthesame way. Press
thekeyadjacent totheMetriclabeltochange the
depth fromfeetto
meters.This also changes the
temperature display
todegrees Cel-
sitEs, âpeed
toknots, andlogtokilometers ontheUltraPlus.
TheADJDisplay labellets youadjust thedisplay's contrastforthe
bestviewingangle. Pressingthis key givesyouthecontrast
adjust
menu. SeetheDisplay Contrast section formoreinformation onthis
feature.
WhentheUltraNavisfirstturnedon, the
display
willappear similarto
theonebelow. Theword"AUTO"intheupper centerofthe
display
indicates theautomatic featureison. Asmall note symbol nexttothe
"AUTO"indicator means thealarm speaker isenabled. •The digital
bottom
depthisdisplayed
immediately beneaththeAUTOindicator.
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SONAROPERATION
AUTOMATIC
WhentheUltraNav isfirstturned
on,theAutomatic featureisenabled.
Thisisindicated bytheword"AUTO"atthe
topofthescreen. The
Automatic feature adjuststhesensitivity andrange
sothebottom
signal is displayed
in thelowerhalfofthescreen atalltimes.
ToturnAutomatic off,simply presstheAUTOkey.
appears, indicatingtheunitisinthemanual mode.
on,presstheAUTO keyagain.
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SENSITIVITY
The
sensitivity
keyontheUltraNav controlstheability
oftheunitto
pickupechoes. Alow
sensitivity level excludes much ofthebottomin-
formation, fishsignals, andother targetinformation. Highsensitivity
levels enables
youtoseethis detail,
butitcanalso clutterthescreen
with noise. Typically, thebestsensitivity level showsa
goodsolid
bottom
signalwith Grayline andsomesurface clutter.
When theUltraNav isintheAutomatic mode, the
sensitivity is auto-
maticallyadjustedtokeep
asolid bottom signaldisplayed, plusalittle
more. Thisgives itthe
capability toshow fishandotherdetail.
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However,
situationsoccurwhere itbecomes necessarytoincrease or
decreasethe
sensitivity.Thistypicallyhappens when
youwishtosee
moredetail,soan increase in sensitivity isindicated. Theprocedure
to
adjustitisthesame
whethertheunitisintheautomaticormanual
mode.
Toadjust
thesensitivity, press theSENIS key. Thesensitivity adjust
menuappears ontheleftsideofthescreen. Theswitchforthe
Graylineadjust
menu is immediately beneath it.
Thesensitivity menu hasup anddown,
arrows, plus averticalbar
graph. Thegraphgivesavisualindication ofthesensitivity level. The
numberabovethe
uparrow'also shows thepercentage ofsensitivity in
use.
Toincrease thesensitivity level, press thekeyadjacent tothemenu's
uparrowontheleftsideoftheunit. Asyoupress
the
key;
themenu's
bar
graphwillgrow
tallerandthe
percentage willincrease in value.
You canalsoseethedifference onthe
chartrecord as itscrolls. When
thesensitivity isatthedesired level, releasethe
key.
Todecreasethesensitivity level, press thekeyadjacent tothedown
arrow. Thebargraphand percentage will
decrease. When the
sensitivity isatthedesired level, release the
key.
When
youreach eitherthemaximum or minimum limit, thespeaker
will
soundanalert tone.
Toturnthe menus off,press thekeyadjacent totheCLEAR keyatthe
bottomleft side oftheunit.
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GRAYLINP
GRAYLINE® lets youdistinguish between strong
andweakechoes. It
"paints" grayontargets
thatarestronger thanapreset
value. This
allows youtotellthedifference between ahardandsoftbottom. For
example, asoft,muddy orweedy bottom returnsaweaker
signal
whichisshownwithanarrow or nograyline. Ahardbottom
returnsa
strongsignalwhich
causesawide grayline.
If
youhavetwo signals ofequal size, onewithgrayandtheother
without,
thenthe
targetwith gray
isthestrongersignal. This helps
distinguish weedsfromtrees onthebottom, or fishfromstructure.
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GRAYLINE®is
adjustable. Since GRAYLINE® showsthedifference
between strong and weak
signals, adjusting Sensitivitymayrequirea
differentGRAYLINE®level, also. Thelevel
chosen
by the Ultraat
power
onisusually adequate formost conditions. Experiment
with
yourunittofindtheGRAYLINE®
setting
that'sbestforyou.
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Toadjust
GRAYLINE®,
press theSENS
key. Thesensitivity menu
appears intheupperleft
sideofthedisplay, whiletheGRAYLINE®
switchlabelappears immediately beneath it. First
pressthe
key
adjacent
tothe"SENS GRAY" label. This
changes
thesensitivity
adjust
menutoGRAYLINE®adjust. Nowpress
thekeyadjacent
to
the
up
arrowtoincrease thegraylevel. Pressthekeyadjacent
tothe
downarrow todecrease it. Thepercentage ofGRAYLINE® inuse
changes asthearrow keys are pressed. Thebarchartalsogivesa
graphical indicationoftheGRAYLINE® level. You can seethe
change onthescreen (bothonthemenuandonthechartrecord)
as
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youpress
thekeys. Afteryou'vemade theadjustment, press
thekey
adjacent
totheCLEAR
key
toerasethemenu.
RANGE
-Automatic
WhenturnedOn forthefirst
time,theUltraNav automatically places the
bottomsignal inthetower halfofthescreen. ThisiscalledAuto
Ranging
andispartoftheautomatic function. Therange
cannotbe
changedmanually
whiletheunit is in automatic.
RANGE-Manual 40'
TheUltraNav givesyoucontrolovertherange whenit'sinthemanual
mode. Boththelowerandtheupper
limitareadjustable.
Tochange therange,firstmakecertain theUltraNav isinthemanual
mode. Ifnecessary, press
theAUTO
keytoswitchtothemanual
mode. Next, press theRANGE
key. Twoarrows appear
inthelower
leftcorperofthedisplay. Thesearetherange adjust
arrows: Press
thekeycorresponding
totheupper orlowerarrowtodecreaseor
increase therange. Theavailable ranges are0-10,20,40,60, 100,
150,200,300, 500,900feet. Afterthedesired rangeisdisplayed,
presstheCLEAR
keytoerase the rangearrows.
NOTE:
Thedepth capability oftheUltraNav dej.ends onthe
transducer
installation, waterandbottom
conditions, andotherfactors.
Youcan expect
toreaddepths in excess of350feetin bothfresh and
saltwater. tilt
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ZOOM
Enlarging or"zooming"
thepicture isacommon
methodusedtoshow
smalldetailandfishsignals. TheUltraNavgivesyoutwodifferent
zoomsizes, plus asplit
screen zoom option. Thezoomoperation
and
adjustment
isdifferent
intheautomatic andmanual modes.
ZOOM -AUTOMATIC
MODE
Tozoomthe
displayintheautomatic mode,
firstpresstheZOOMkey.
Alltargets onthedisplay
areenlargedfourtimesnormalsizeautomati-
cally. Themenusshown below also appear.
Toswitch
targets
between twicetheirnormal sizeand fourtimes
normal, pressthekeyadjacenttothe"2X14X"label.
Toswitchbetween thespillscreenzoomandfullscreen zoom,press
thekeyadjacent
tothe"SPLIT/FULL" label. Thescreeninstantly
splitsintotwosections. Alltargets ontheleft are shown atfourtimes
thesizeoftheonesontherigjit. Ifyouswitchtothe2Xzoommode,
echoesontheleftsideofthescreen are shown attwicethesizeasthe
onesontheright. Theechoesthatscroll acrossthescreen arethe
exactsameechoes onboth sides ofthescreen. They'resimply
enlarged ontheleftside. Thisfeature
tracksthebottom, keeping
iton
the
displayatalltimes,
whentheautomatic featureison. Once
you've
setthezoomasdesired,
press theCLEAR keytoerase themenus.
ToturntheZoomfeature off,press theRANGE
key.
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ZOOM-MANUALMODE
Whenyoupressthezoom
key
whitetheunitisinthemanual mode,
thescreenshownbelow
appears. Theunitisautomatically placed in
the4Xzoommode. Fora2X
zoom, simplypressthekeyadjacent to
the2X/4Xlabel. Forasplit
screen
zoom, press
thekeyadjacent to
theSPLIT/FULL
label. Remember,theUltraNav won'ttrackthe
bottom
signalwhileit'sinthemanual mode.
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ADJUST ZOOM
Toadjust thezoom, press thekeyadjacent totheADJUSTlabel. A
screensimilartotheoneon
the
right appears. Azoombarandadjust
arrows
appearonthescreen. Theechoesontheleftside ofthe
screenaretheonesthatappear
between the
topandthebottomofthe
zoombar. Pressthekeys adjacent tothearrows tomove thezoom
bar
up
ordown. Asyouadjust
thezoombar, theechoes moveon.the
leftsideofthescreenatthesametime. Thezoomadjust
menus wilt
automatically clearafew seconds afteryou'vepressed thelast key.
ALARMS
The UltraNav hasthreedifferent types
ofalarms. Thefirst istheFish
Alarm. Itsounds when
theFishl.D.featuredetermines a
groupof
echoesisafish. AnotheralarmistheZone
Alarmwhichconsistsofa
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bar. Anyechothatappears
insidethisbartriggers
thealarm.
Thelast
alarmiscalledtheBottom
Alarm. Only thebottom
signal will trip"this
alarm. Thisisusefulasananchor watch, ashallowwateralert, orfor
navigation.
You canalsoturnthealarm speaker offthrough
theALARMmenu.
FISH ALARM
Usethefish alarm foradistinctive audible alarm when
fishorother
suspendedobjects
aredetected
bytheFish LD. feature- Tousethe
fishalarm
feature,
firstpress the
ALARM key. Nowpressthekey
adjacent tothe'FISH"label- Themenu shown below appears.
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Toturnthefishalarm on,press thekeyadjacent
tothe"TURNON"
label. Thescreenwillclearandreturntothechartdisplay. Each time
afishsymboldisplays
onthe
screen, atonewillsound. Theword
"FISH"showsin thelowerleftcornerofthescreen. They willflash
whenthealarmsounds.
Toturnthefishalarm of
f,again press
theALARMkey, thenthekey
adjacent
tothe"FISH"label. Nowpress the
keyadjacent tbthe
"TURNOFF"label. Thealarm isnowdisabled.
ZONEALARM
ToactivatetheZone.Alarm, firstpress theALARM
key. Next, press
thekeynexttotheZoneAlarm
label. Thewords"ZONEALARM"
showonthescreen's rightside,
signifying
theZoneAlarmisactive.
Theadjustment labelappears
ontheloftsideofthedisplay, whereas
thezonebarshowsonthe
farright side. Anyechothatappears
betweenthe
topandbottom ofthisbar
will
triggerthealarm. This
alarmwillsoundon
fish, structure, bottom echoes, etc.
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Toadjust the
top
ofthezonealarm bar,firstpress
the
keynexttothe
SETSHAL/DEEPlabel. TheSHAL
letters appear
inreverse. Now
pressthekeyadajacent tothe top
arrowtomovethe
top
ofthebar
shallower. Toadjust the
top
ofthebardeeper,
pressthekeyadjacent
tothedownarrow. To adjust thebottom ofthezonealarm bar,again
pressthekeyadjacent totheSETSHALJDEEPlabel. Youcannow
adjust
thebottomofthezone alarm barusing the
keysadjacent tothe
upanddownarrows.
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Once
you'vemadethe
adjustments, presstheCLEAR
keytoerase
the
menus.
ToturntheZoneAlarmoff, returntotheZoneAlarm menu,
then press
thekeyadjacent tothe"ALARM OFF'label.
DEPTH.
ALARM
TheDepth Alarmworksoffthebottom signalonly. Nootherechowill
trigger
thisalarm. TheDepth Alarm isactually two
differentalarms. It
consistsofashallow alarm andadeep
alarm. Theshallowalarm
soundsa
warning
tonewhenthebottom
signalgoesshallowerthanthe
alarm setpoint. Thedeepalarm soundswhenthebottom signalgoes
deeper
thanthealarm setpoint. Usetheshallow alarmtowarnyouof
shallowwater. Usethe
deep
alarmtoalert
youtodeeper
water,such
as adrop-off.
ToturntheDepth Alarm
on,press
theALARM key. Next, press
the
keyadjacent
tothe DepthAlarmlabel.
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OFF
DEEP
-'%ftJ ALARM
Thisbrings you totheShallow Alarm and Deep
Alarm menu. The
bottom depthisshown atthe
top
ofthedisplay. Theshallow
anddeep
alarm adjustment arrows are beneaththe
digital depth. Nowsimply
press thekeyadjacent totheuparrowtoincreasethedepth orthe
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downarrowtodecreaseitonthe
desired alarm. Theshallowalarm
was adjusted in thisexample, sothe
keyadjacent totheuparrowon
theShallowAlarmwaspressed.
The
deepalarm adjusts
and
activates exactly liketheshallowalarm.
Theonlydifferenceisthesoundthe
deepalarm makeswhenthe
bottomgoesdeeper thanthe
alarm depth. Thistoneisdifferentso
youcantellbythesoundwhichalarm was
triggered.
AUDIOALARMON/OFF
WhentheUltraNav isfirstturnedon, theaudioalarm isautomatically
enabled. Thisisindicated byanote symbol
atthe
topofthescreen.
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Toturntheaudioalarmonoroff, press theALARM
key. Next, press
the
keyadjacent tothe'TurnAlarm Sound Off"labeltoturntheaudio
off. Toturntheaudioalarm on,press
theALARM
keyagain. The
labelthat wasusedtoturnthesound off
nowreads "TurnAlarm
SoundOn." Pressthekeyadjacent tothislabeltoturnthesound on.
NOTE:Thewords
corresponding tothealarm in usewillstillflashon
the
displaywhenthealarm istriggered evenifthe
speaker
isturned
off. For
example, theword'ZONE" flasheswhenthezonealarm is
triggered.
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