Faria Beede Dual Temperature Depth Sounder User manual

A
A
O
P
A
S
V
A
D
S
A
D
P
MODE
UP
DN
• Digital Depth Sounder displays depth in feet and meters
• Shallow and Deep Water alarms
• Dual Temperature (Ambient Air and Water)
• Alarms are Audio and Visual
• Programmable Keel Offset
Depth Sounder
Owner’s Manual
Made in the USA Faria Beede Instruments, Inc.
www.FariaBeede.com
IS0197
Rev. E ecr 695 10/2018
Dual Te mperature
WARNING
The depth sounder is not to be used for
navigation or as a device to avoid grounding
which may result in boat damage or
personal injury. Always use caution
operating in shallow areas and maintain a
very slow speed. Be aware that depths may
change too quickly for you to react and avoid
grounding.
CAUTION
Disconnect the battery during installation.
Tighten nuts on the back-clamp only slightly
more than you can tighten with your fingers.
Six inch-pounds of torque are sufficient.
Over-tightening could result in damage to
the instrument and may void your warranty.
Installation
1. It is recommended that insulated wire
terminals, preferably ring type, be used on
all connections to the power source.
2. Cut a 2-1/16” diameter hole in the dash
and mount the gauge with the back clamp
supplied.
3. Mount the Water temperature sensor as
low as possible on the transom or where it is
best to get the temperature of the water you
would like to monitor. (i.e. Bait Well)
4. Mount the Air temperature sensor
anywhere in the boat other than the engine
compartment. For best results place sensor
away from direct sun light.
5. Connect any one of the black wires to
the boat’s electrical ground, usually
available at several locations near the
instrument panel.
6. Connect the purple wire to a 12 Volt DC
circuit that is activated by the ignition
switch.
7. Connect a second black wire to the
water temperature sensor ground.
8. Connect the white wire to the water
temperature white sensor signal wire.
9. Connect a third black wire to the air
temperature sensor ground
10. Connect the red wire to the air
temperature white sensor signal wire.
11. Once the transducer is installed and
you have lead the cable to the depth
sounder, connect the three wires (black,
blue, and bare) from the transducer to the
corresponding colored wires of the
connector plug using the butt connectors
supplied. (See Illustration above)
Note:
1) The bare and black wire from the
transducer will need to be twisted together
and then both connected to the black wire of
the plug.
The butt connectors have a heat activated
waterproofing. When the butt connections
have been crimped, slowly apply heat with a
heat gun until you see sealant coming out of
the connector ends. It is recommended to
wrap the connections together with electrical
tape for further protection. Plug the
connector into the rear of the depth sounder.
2) If the transducer cable is not connected
properly or not plugged into the depth
sounder, or the boat is not in the water, the
display will blink when the power is applied
to the unit.
General description:
The depth sounder will display depth of
3-199 ft, 1-92 m, or 1-54 F. To allow greater
depths to be displayed in the “ft” (Feet)
mode the depth sounder will automatically
change to “F” (Fathoms) mode and continue
to display depths to approximately 54
fathoms.
When the depth decreases below 200 feet
the display will return to the “ft” mode.
Extreme depths may be limited by type of
transducers utilized or bottom conditions. If
the reading is less than 19.9 feet, meters or
fathoms, 1/10th increments will be
displayed.
If the reading is more than 19.9 feet, all
readings will be in whole numbers.
The depth sounder has an audible and LCD
displayed depth alarm with adjustable
shallow and deep limits and a depth below
keel offset feature. These settings once
made are stored in memory and will remain
even if the battery is disconnected.
Operation:
Power on
The depth sounder will activate
automatically when the power to it is initially
turned on. You do not have to press the
combination “ON / OFF MODE” keypad.
The LCD will illuminate showing the depth
and will also show the type of units selected,
feet (FT), meters (M), or fathoms (F).
The LCD will illuminate showing the depth
in the upper display. The lower display will
show a “W” and the selected water
temperature.
Press the “Up” button and the lower
display will change to an “A” and the
ambient air temperature will be displayed.
Press the “Down” button to return to the
water temperature display.
To turn the depth sounder off, press and
hold the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad for 4
seconds. Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE”
keypad again will reactivate the unit.
Note:
The instrument is designed to have the
internal LED lighting remain on as long as
power is supplied even if the unit is turned
“off” at the keypad.
Depth alarm
Shallow mode:
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
again displays the “SH” shallow depth alarm
setting. This is the shallowest water that will
activate the alarm. Press and hold the up or
down arrow keypads to adjust the reading to
the desired depth.
Deep mode:
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
again displays the “DP” deep depth alarm
setting. This is the deepest water that will
activate the alarm. Press and hold the “Up”
or ‘Down” arrow keypads to adjust the
reading to the desired depth.
When the shallow depth setting is read by
the depth sounder, the “SH” will flash on the
LCD and the audible alarm will sound
rapidly. When the deep depth setting is read
by the depth sounder, the “DP” will flash on
the LCD and the audible alarm will sound at
2 beeps per second.
Note:
To fully deactivate an alarm, reset it to zero.
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
temporarily deactivates the alarm. To
reactivate the alarm press the “ON / OFF
MODE” keypad until the depth reading
appears.
Keel offset
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
again displays the “KL” keel offset setting.
This can be set so that the depth sounder
either shows the depth below the keel or the
depth below the transducer.
Press the up or down arrow keypads to
adjust the reading to set so that the depth
sounder either shows the depth below the
keel or the depth below the transducer.
Press the up or down arrow keypads to
adjust the reading to the desired depth no
more than 19.9 ft.
For example if the bottom of the keel is 2
feet below the transducer and you want the
depth sounder to read the depth below the
keel, the display should be adjusted to read
2.0 FT.
Note:
Once a keel offset is programmed, the depth
below the keel will activate the shallow and
deep alarms.
Units
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
again displays “Un” on the LCD indicating
the units mode.
Press either the up or down arrow keypads
to set the units desired to feet (FT), meters
(M), or fathoms (F). These units once set,
will remain the same for all modes. Pressing
the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad again returns
the depth sounder to normal operation.

Red
(Air Temp Sig)
White
(Water Temp Sig)
Purple(+ )
Black (-)
White
(Sensor Signal)
Black & Shield
(Ground)
White
(Sensor Signal)
Black & Shield
(Ground)
FARIAFARIA
Black
(Signal ground)
Black
(Signal ground)
TS0101/TS0103
WARNING
The depth sounder is not to be used for
navigation or as a device to avoid grounding
which may result in boat damage or
personal injury. Always use caution
operating in shallow areas and maintain a
very slow speed. Be aware that depths may
change too quickly for you to react and avoid
grounding.
CAUTION
Disconnect the battery during installation.
Tighten nuts on the back-clamp only slightly
more than you can tighten with your fingers.
Six inch-pounds of torque are sufficient.
Over-tightening could result in damage to
the instrument and may void your warranty.
Installation
1. It is recommended that insulated wire
terminals, preferably ring type, be used on
all connections to the power source.
2. Cut a 2-1/16” diameter hole in the dash
and mount the gauge with the back clamp
supplied.
3. Mount the Water temperature sensor as
low as possible on the transom or where it is
best to get the temperature of the water you
would like to monitor. (i.e. Bait Well)
4. Mount the Air temperature sensor
anywhere in the boat other than the engine
compartment. For best results place sensor
away from direct sun light.
5. Connect any one of the black wires to
the boat’s electrical ground, usually
available at several locations near the
instrument panel.
6. Connect the purple wire to a 12 Volt DC
circuit that is activated by the ignition
switch.
7. Connect a second black wire to the
water temperature sensor ground.
8. Connect the white wire to the water
temperature white sensor signal wire.
9. Connect a third black wire to the air
temperature sensor ground
10. Connect the red wire to the air
temperature white sensor signal wire.
11. Once the transducer is installed and
you have lead the cable to the depth
sounder, connect the three wires (black,
blue, and bare) from the transducer to the
corresponding colored wires of the
connector plug using the butt connectors
supplied. (See Illustration above)
Note:
1) The bare and black wire from the
transducer will need to be twisted together
and then both connected to the black wire of
the plug.
The butt connectors have a heat activated
waterproofing. When the butt connections
have been crimped, slowly apply heat with a
heat gun until you see sealant coming out of
the connector ends. It is recommended to
wrap the connections together with electrical
tape for further protection. Plug the
connector into the rear of the depth sounder.
2) If the transducer cable is not connected
properly or not plugged into the depth
sounder, or the boat is not in the water, the
display will blink when the power is applied
to the unit.
General description:
The depth sounder will display depth of
3-199 ft, 1-92 m, or 1-54 F. To allow greater
depths to be displayed in the “ft” (Feet)
mode the depth sounder will automatically
change to “F” (Fathoms) mode and continue
to display depths to approximately 54
fathoms.
When the depth decreases below 200 feet
the display will return to the “ft” mode.
Extreme depths may be limited by type of
transducers utilized or bottom conditions. If
the reading is less than 19.9 feet, meters or
fathoms, 1/10th increments will be
displayed.
If the reading is more than 19.9 feet, all
readings will be in whole numbers.
The depth sounder has an audible and LCD
displayed depth alarm with adjustable
shallow and deep limits and a depth below
keel offset feature. These settings once
made are stored in memory and will remain
even if the battery is disconnected.
Operation:
Power on
The depth sounder will activate
automatically when the power to it is initially
turned on. You do not have to press the
combination “ON / OFF MODE” keypad.
The LCD will illuminate showing the depth
and will also show the type of units selected,
feet (FT), meters (M), or fathoms (F).
The LCD will illuminate showing the depth
in the upper display. The lower display will
show a “W” and the selected water
temperature.
Press the “Up” button and the lower
display will change to an “A” and the
ambient air temperature will be displayed.
Press the “Down” button to return to the
water temperature display.
To turn the depth sounder off, press and
hold the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad for 4
seconds. Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE”
keypad again will reactivate the unit.
Note:
The instrument is designed to have the
internal LED lighting remain on as long as
power is supplied even if the unit is turned
“off” at the keypad.
Depth alarm
Shallow mode:
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
again displays the “SH” shallow depth alarm
setting. This is the shallowest water that will
activate the alarm. Press and hold the up or
down arrow keypads to adjust the reading to
the desired depth.
Deep mode:
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
again displays the “DP” deep depth alarm
setting. This is the deepest water that will
activate the alarm. Press and hold the “Up”
or ‘Down” arrow keypads to adjust the
reading to the desired depth.
When the shallow depth setting is read by
the depth sounder, the “SH” will flash on the
LCD and the audible alarm will sound
rapidly. When the deep depth setting is read
by the depth sounder, the “DP” will flash on
the LCD and the audible alarm will sound at
2 beeps per second.
Note:
To fully deactivate an alarm, reset it to zero.
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
temporarily deactivates the alarm. To
reactivate the alarm press the “ON / OFF
MODE” keypad until the depth reading
appears.
Keel offset
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
again displays the “KL” keel offset setting.
This can be set so that the depth sounder
either shows the depth below the keel or the
depth below the transducer.
Press the up or down arrow keypads to
adjust the reading to set so that the depth
sounder either shows the depth below the
keel or the depth below the transducer.
Press the up or down arrow keypads to
adjust the reading to the desired depth no
more than 19.9 ft.
For example if the bottom of the keel is 2
feet below the transducer and you want the
depth sounder to read the depth below the
keel, the display should be adjusted to read
2.0 FT.
Note:
Once a keel offset is programmed, the depth
below the keel will activate the shallow and
deep alarms.
Units
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
again displays “Un” on the LCD indicating
the units mode.
Press either the up or down arrow keypads
to set the units desired to feet (FT), meters
(M), or fathoms (F). These units once set,
will remain the same for all modes. Pressing
the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad again returns
the depth sounder to normal operation.
Note: TS0101 and TS0103
are functionally the same.
TS0103 comes with only 5
feet of lead wire (Signal and
Ground). Use TS0103 (if
equipped) for the Air Temp
connection where the lead
does not need to reach farther
than under the dash panel.
Air Temp. Sensor
TS0101
Water Temp. Sensor

WARNING
The depth sounder is not to be used for
navigation or as a device to avoid grounding
which may result in boat damage or
personal injury. Always use caution
operating in shallow areas and maintain a
very slow speed. Be aware that depths may
change too quickly for you to react and avoid
grounding.
CAUTION
Disconnect the battery during installation.
Tighten nuts on the back-clamp only slightly
more than you can tighten with your fingers.
Six inch-pounds of torque are sufficient.
Over-tightening could result in damage to
the instrument and may void your warranty.
Installation
1. It is recommended that insulated wire
terminals, preferably ring type, be used on
all connections to the power source.
2. Cut a 2-1/16” diameter hole in the dash
and mount the gauge with the back clamp
supplied.
3. Mount the Water temperature sensor as
low as possible on the transom or where it is
best to get the temperature of the water you
would like to monitor. (i.e. Bait Well)
4. Mount the Air temperature sensor
anywhere in the boat other than the engine
compartment. For best results place sensor
away from direct sun light.
5. Connect any one of the black wires to
the boat’s electrical ground, usually
available at several locations near the
instrument panel.
6. Connect the purple wire to a 12 Volt DC
circuit that is activated by the ignition
switch.
7. Connect a second black wire to the
water temperature sensor ground.
8. Connect the white wire to the water
temperature white sensor signal wire.
9. Connect a third black wire to the air
temperature sensor ground
10. Connect the red wire to the air
temperature white sensor signal wire.
11. Once the transducer is installed and
you have lead the cable to the depth
sounder, connect the three wires (black,
blue, and bare) from the transducer to the
corresponding colored wires of the
connector plug using the butt connectors
supplied. (See Illustration above)
Note:
1) The bare and black wire from the
transducer will need to be twisted together
and then both connected to the black wire of
the plug.
The butt connectors have a heat activated
waterproofing. When the butt connections
have been crimped, slowly apply heat with a
heat gun until you see sealant coming out of
the connector ends. It is recommended to
wrap the connections together with electrical
tape for further protection. Plug the
connector into the rear of the depth sounder.
2) If the transducer cable is not connected
properly or not plugged into the depth
sounder, or the boat is not in the water, the
display will blink when the power is applied
to the unit.
General description:
The depth sounder will display depth of
3-199 ft, 1-92 m, or 1-54 F. To allow greater
depths to be displayed in the “ft” (Feet)
mode the depth sounder will automatically
change to “F” (Fathoms) mode and continue
to display depths to approximately 54
fathoms.
When the depth decreases below 200 feet
the display will return to the “ft” mode.
Extreme depths may be limited by type of
transducers utilized or bottom conditions. If
the reading is less than 19.9 feet, meters or
fathoms, 1/10th increments will be
displayed.
If the reading is more than 19.9 feet, all
readings will be in whole numbers.
The depth sounder has an audible and LCD
displayed depth alarm with adjustable
shallow and deep limits and a depth below
keel offset feature. These settings once
made are stored in memory and will remain
even if the battery is disconnected.
Operation:
Power on
The depth sounder will activate
automatically when the power to it is initially
turned on. You do not have to press the
combination “ON / OFF MODE” keypad.
The LCD will illuminate showing the depth
and will also show the type of units selected,
feet (FT), meters (M), or fathoms (F).
The LCD will illuminate showing the depth
in the upper display. The lower display will
show a “W” and the selected water
temperature.
Press the “Up” button and the lower
display will change to an “A” and the
ambient air temperature will be displayed.
Press the “Down” button to return to the
water temperature display.
To turn the depth sounder off, press and
hold the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad for 4
seconds. Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE”
keypad again will reactivate the unit.
Note:
The instrument is designed to have the
internal LED lighting remain on as long as
power is supplied even if the unit is turned
“off” at the keypad.
Depth alarm
Shallow mode:
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
again displays the “SH” shallow depth alarm
setting. This is the shallowest water that will
activate the alarm. Press and hold the up or
down arrow keypads to adjust the reading to
the desired depth.
Deep mode:
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
again displays the “DP” deep depth alarm
setting. This is the deepest water that will
activate the alarm. Press and hold the “Up”
or ‘Down” arrow keypads to adjust the
reading to the desired depth.
When the shallow depth setting is read by
the depth sounder, the “SH” will flash on the
LCD and the audible alarm will sound
rapidly. When the deep depth setting is read
by the depth sounder, the “DP” will flash on
the LCD and the audible alarm will sound at
2 beeps per second.
Note:
To fully deactivate an alarm, reset it to zero.
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
temporarily deactivates the alarm. To
reactivate the alarm press the “ON / OFF
MODE” keypad until the depth reading
appears.
Keel offset
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
again displays the “KL” keel offset setting.
This can be set so that the depth sounder
either shows the depth below the keel or the
depth below the transducer.
Press the up or down arrow keypads to
adjust the reading to set so that the depth
sounder either shows the depth below the
keel or the depth below the transducer.
Press the up or down arrow keypads to
adjust the reading to the desired depth no
more than 19.9 ft.
For example if the bottom of the keel is 2
feet below the transducer and you want the
depth sounder to read the depth below the
keel, the display should be adjusted to read
2.0 FT.
Note:
Once a keel offset is programmed, the depth
below the keel will activate the shallow and
deep alarms.
Units
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
again displays “Un” on the LCD indicating
the units mode.
Press either the up or down arrow keypads
to set the units desired to feet (FT), meters
(M), or fathoms (F). These units once set,
will remain the same for all modes. Pressing
the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad again returns
the depth sounder to normal operation.

MODE
MODE
MODE
MODE
MODE
MODE
Display Sequence
Depth and
Water Temperature
US Standard Units. Metric Units.
Depth and
Air Temperature
Use the “Up” or “Down” buttons
to change settings.
Use the “Up” or “Down” buttons
to set the Shallow Alarm depth.
Use the “Up” or “Down” buttons
to set the Deep Alarm depth.
Use the “Up” or “Down” buttons
to adjust the Keel Of fset.
UP
DN
UP
DN
UP
DN
UP
DN
UP
DN
Use the “Up” or “Down” buttons
to change between unit types.
Quick Press
the “Mode”
button to move
between the
screens.
Press and Hold
the “Mode”
button for 3
seconds to turn
off the Depth
Sounder.
(The Temperature
will still display until
Power Off.)
WARNING
The depth sounder is not to be used for
navigation or as a device to avoid grounding
which may result in boat damage or
personal injury. Always use caution
operating in shallow areas and maintain a
very slow speed. Be aware that depths may
change too quickly for you to react and avoid
grounding.
CAUTION
Disconnect the battery during installation.
Tighten nuts on the back-clamp only slightly
more than you can tighten with your fingers.
Six inch-pounds of torque are sufficient.
Over-tightening could result in damage to
the instrument and may void your warranty.
Installation
1. It is recommended that insulated wire
terminals, preferably ring type, be used on
all connections to the power source.
2. Cut a 2-1/16” diameter hole in the dash
and mount the gauge with the back clamp
supplied.
3. Mount the Water temperature sensor as
low as possible on the transom or where it is
best to get the temperature of the water you
would like to monitor. (i.e. Bait Well)
4. Mount the Air temperature sensor
anywhere in the boat other than the engine
compartment. For best results place sensor
away from direct sun light.
5. Connect any one of the black wires to
the boat’s electrical ground, usually
available at several locations near the
instrument panel.
6. Connect the purple wire to a 12 Volt DC
circuit that is activated by the ignition
switch.
7. Connect a second black wire to the
water temperature sensor ground.
8. Connect the white wire to the water
temperature white sensor signal wire.
9. Connect a third black wire to the air
temperature sensor ground
10. Connect the red wire to the air
temperature white sensor signal wire.
11. Once the transducer is installed and
you have lead the cable to the depth
sounder, connect the three wires (black,
blue, and bare) from the transducer to the
corresponding colored wires of the
connector plug using the butt connectors
supplied. (See Illustration above)
Note:
1) The bare and black wire from the
transducer will need to be twisted together
and then both connected to the black wire of
the plug.
The butt connectors have a heat activated
waterproofing. When the butt connections
have been crimped, slowly apply heat with a
heat gun until you see sealant coming out of
the connector ends. It is recommended to
wrap the connections together with electrical
tape for further protection. Plug the
connector into the rear of the depth sounder.
2) If the transducer cable is not connected
properly or not plugged into the depth
sounder, or the boat is not in the water, the
display will blink when the power is applied
to the unit.
General description:
The depth sounder will display depth of
3-199 ft, 1-92 m, or 1-54 F. To allow greater
depths to be displayed in the “ft” (Feet)
mode the depth sounder will automatically
change to “F” (Fathoms) mode and continue
to display depths to approximately 54
fathoms.
When the depth decreases below 200 feet
the display will return to the “ft” mode.
Extreme depths may be limited by type of
transducers utilized or bottom conditions. If
the reading is less than 19.9 feet, meters or
fathoms, 1/10th increments will be
displayed.
If the reading is more than 19.9 feet, all
readings will be in whole numbers.
The depth sounder has an audible and LCD
displayed depth alarm with adjustable
shallow and deep limits and a depth below
keel offset feature. These settings once
made are stored in memory and will remain
even if the battery is disconnected.
Operation:
Power on
The depth sounder will activate
automatically when the power to it is initially
turned on. You do not have to press the
combination “ON / OFF MODE” keypad.
The LCD will illuminate showing the depth
and will also show the type of units selected,
feet (FT), meters (M), or fathoms (F).
The LCD will illuminate showing the depth
in the upper display. The lower display will
show a “W” and the selected water
temperature.
Press the “Up” button and the lower
display will change to an “A” and the
ambient air temperature will be displayed.
Press the “Down” button to return to the
water temperature display.
To turn the depth sounder off, press and
hold the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad for 4
seconds. Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE”
keypad again will reactivate the unit.
Note:
The instrument is designed to have the
internal LED lighting remain on as long as
power is supplied even if the unit is turned
“off” at the keypad.
Depth alarm
Shallow mode:
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
again displays the “SH” shallow depth alarm
setting. This is the shallowest water that will
activate the alarm. Press and hold the up or
down arrow keypads to adjust the reading to
the desired depth.
Deep mode:
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
again displays the “DP” deep depth alarm
setting. This is the deepest water that will
activate the alarm. Press and hold the “Up”
or ‘Down” arrow keypads to adjust the
reading to the desired depth.
When the shallow depth setting is read by
the depth sounder, the “SH” will flash on the
LCD and the audible alarm will sound
rapidly. When the deep depth setting is read
by the depth sounder, the “DP” will flash on
the LCD and the audible alarm will sound at
2 beeps per second.
Note:
To fully deactivate an alarm, reset it to zero.
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
temporarily deactivates the alarm. To
reactivate the alarm press the “ON / OFF
MODE” keypad until the depth reading
appears.
Keel offset
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
again displays the “KL” keel offset setting.
This can be set so that the depth sounder
either shows the depth below the keel or the
depth below the transducer.
Press the up or down arrow keypads to
adjust the reading to set so that the depth
sounder either shows the depth below the
keel or the depth below the transducer.
Press the up or down arrow keypads to
adjust the reading to the desired depth no
more than 19.9 ft.
For example if the bottom of the keel is 2
feet below the transducer and you want the
depth sounder to read the depth below the
keel, the display should be adjusted to read
2.0 FT.
Note:
Once a keel offset is programmed, the depth
below the keel will activate the shallow and
deep alarms.
Units
Pressing the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad
again displays “Un” on the LCD indicating
the units mode.
Press either the up or down arrow keypads
to set the units desired to feet (FT), meters
(M), or fathoms (F). These units once set,
will remain the same for all modes. Pressing
the “ON / OFF MODE” keypad again returns
the depth sounder to normal operation.
For technical assistance, contact Faria Beede Instruments - Customer Service between
8:30 AM and 5:30 PM Eastern time weekdays at [phone] or [phone].