Garmin Striker plus 5 User manual

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GAR

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Ice

Fishing

Kit

Installation

Instructions

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in

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trademark

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be

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the

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Ice

Fishing

Kit

Installation

Instructions

Getting

Started

Battery

Information

Battery

Warnings

The

fishfinder

device

uses

a

user-replaceable,

sealed,

lead-acid

battery.

If

these

guidelines

are

not

followed,

the

battery

may

experience

a

shortened

life

span

or

may

present

a

risk

of

damage

to

the

device,

fire,

chemical

burn,

electrolyte

leak,

and/or

bodily

injury.

may

cause

sparks,

flames

,

or

heat.

•

Do

not

incinerate

the

battery

.

•

Keep

the

battery

tightly

closed.

•

Do

not

use

a

sharp

object

to

remove

the

battery.

•

Do

not

disassemble,

puncture,

or

damage

the

battery.

•

Do

not

swallow,

touch,

or

inhale

the

contents

of

an

open

battery.

Avoid

contact

with

internal

acid.

Contact

with

internal

acid

may

cause

irritation

or

severe

burns.

Irritation

may

occur

to

the

eyes,

respiratory

system,

and

skin

.

Flush

with

water

at

once

if

contact

is

made

with

acid.

•

Do

not

submerge

the

battery

and

avoid

contact

with

water.

•

Do

not

short

the

battery

terminals.

•

Do

not

drop

or

throw

the

battery.

•

Keep

the

battery

away

from

children

.

•

Only

replace

the

battery

with

the

correct

replacement

battery.

Using

another

battery

presents

a

risk

of

fire

or

explosion

of

the

device

or

charger.

•

Only

charge

the

battery

with

the

included

charger

.

•

Do

not

charge

the

battery

in

an

unventilated

area.

•

Store

in

a

cool,

dry,

and

well-ventilated

area

.

•

Do

not

charge

the

battery

in

a

gas-tight

container.

•

Do

not

leave

the

dev

i

ce

exposed

to

a

heat

source

or

in

a

high-temperature

location,

such

as

in

the

sun

in

an

unattended

vehicle

.

To

prevent

damage

,

remove

the

device

from

the

vehicle

or

store

it

out

of

direct

sunlight.

•

Do

not

use

organic

solvents

or

other

cleaners

other

than

recommended

chemical

cleaners

on

the

battery.

•

Contact

your

local

waste

disposal

department

to

dispose

of

the

battery

in

accordance

with

applicable

local

laws

and

regulations.

•

When

storing

the

battery

for

an

extended

time,

store

within

the

following

temperature

range:

from

5oF

to

104°F

(from

-15

°C

to

40

°

C).

•

Do

not

operate

the

battery

outside

of

the

following

temperature

range

:

from

soF

to

122°

F

(from

-15

° C

to

50

°

C)

.

Charging

the

Battery

Ensure

that

you

connect

the

correct

connector

to

the

correct

battery

terminal.

Damage

to

the

battery,

device,

or

bodily

harm

may

occur

if

the

device

is

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Before

you

can

charge

the

battery

using

the

charger,

you

must

disconnect

the

device

power

cable

from

the

posit

i

ve

and

negative

terminals

on

the

battery.

The

battery

is

rechargeable

and

can

be

charged

by

connecting

the

battery

to

a

wall

charger.

1

Connect

the

positive

connector

on

the

wall

charger

onto

the

positive

terminal

on

the

battery.

2

Slid

e

the

ne

gative

connector

on

the

wall

charger

onto

th

enega

tive

terminal

on

the

battery.

3

Connect

the

wall

charger

to

the

wall

outlet.

Battery

Tips

•

The

life

expectancy

of

a

sealed

lead

acid

battery

can

be

extended

by

recharging

often

and

not

completely

discharging

the

battery

.

2

•

Sealed

lead

acid

batteries

slowly

lose

their

charge

while

in

storage.

For

best

results

,

charge

the

battery

prior

to

use.

•

When

used

in

cold

temperatures,

sealed

lead

acid

batteries

do

not

hold

the

charge

as

long

as

in

warmer

temperatures.

•

To

avoid

spilling

the

internal

acid

,

keep

the

battery

in

the

upright

position.

•

Sealed

lead

acid

batteries

are

completely

recyclable.

Specifications

Battery

type

Sealed,

lead

acid

Battery

life

About11

hr.

NOTE:

The

actual

battery

life

of

a

fully

charged

battery

can

vary

based

on

the

tempera

t

ure

the

battery

is

operated

and

stored

in,

the

age

of

th

e

battery,

and

the

depth

of

the

water.

Battery

shelf

life

after

1

month:

92

%

charging

3

months

:

90

%

6

months

:

80%

Battery

operating

temperature

From

5o

to

1

22oF

(from

-15°

to

50

o

C)

range

Battery

charging

temperature

From

5oto

104oF

(from

-15°

to

40

°

C)

range

Battery

storage

temperature

From

5°to

104°F

(from

-15

°

to

40

°

C}

range

Physical

size

(assembled

kit

Lx Wx

H:

10.629

in.

x

10.629

in.

x 1

1.02

in.

(270

mm

with

device)

x

270

mm

x

280

mm)

Weight

(unassembled

kit

with

8.498

lb.

(

3855

g)

device)

Assembling

the

Mount

You

need

a

Phill

i

ps

screwdriver

to

assemble

the

mount.

1

Insert

the

handle

CD

into

the

two

openings

on

the

portable

mount®.

2

Attach

the

handle

to

the

portable

mount

using

two

M4•0.7•40

mm

screws

@

and

M4x7

nuts

@)

.

3

Press

the

M6x

1

nut

@

into

the

bottom

of

the

sw

i

vel-mount

base

®.

4

Place

the

swivel-mount

base

on

the

portable

mount,

route

the

device

power

and

transducer

cables

through

the

pass-through

holes

(J),

and

fasten

the

sw

i

vel-mount

base

using

the

three

M4

x0.

7x10

mm

screws

@.

5

Place

the

bail

-

mount

bracket

on

the

swivel

-

mount

base.

i

I

!

Instal

la

tion

Instructions

Install

the

M6x1.0

mm

screw

through

the

bracket

and

base,

and

tighten

to

the

preferred

position

.

7

Screw

the

bail-mount

knobs

into

the

sides

of

the

device.

8

Place

the

device

in

the

bail

mount

bracket

and

tighten

the

bail-mount

knobs

.

9

If

necessary,

pull

out

enough

slack

from

the

power

and

transducer

cables

so

the

mount

can

fully

tilt

to

the

preferred

positions

when

the

cables

are

connected.

Placing

the

Portable

Kit

in

the

Bag

After

you

have

assembled

the

portable

kit

mount,

you

can

place

it

in

the

bag,

which

makes

it

easier

to

carry

and

protects

it

from

the

elements.

The

bag

contains

hooks

that

allow

you

to

tether

the

bag

to

a

seat

on

your

boat.

1

Place

the

battery

in

the

open

space

behind

the

swivel

mount.

2

Slide

two

of

the

included

hook

and

loop

straps

through

the

narrow

slots

near

the

battery.

3

Pull

the

straps

under

and

around

the

bottom

of

the

portable

mount,

and

wrap

them

tightly

around

the

battery.

4

Place

the

transducer

into

the

open

space

the

swivel

mount.

5

Place

the

portable

kit

in

the

bag.

6

Wrap

the

flap

of

nylon

found

inside

the

bag

around

the

handle

of

the

portable

base

and

secure

it

to

the

opening

flap

.

7

Pull

the

opening

flap

over

the

handle.

8

Zip

up

the

opening

flap

to

close

the

bag.

Connecting

and

Stowing

the

Cables

Ensure

that

you

connect

the

correct

connector

to

the

correct

battery

terminal.

Damage

to

the

battery,

device,

or

bodily

harm

may

occur

if

the

device

is

improperly

connected

to

the

battery.

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Connect

the

positive

(red)

connector

onto

the

positive

(red)

terminal

on

the

battery

.

2

Connect

the

negative

(black)

connector

onto

the

negative

(black)

terminal

on

the

battery

.

3

Connect

the

power

cable

and

transducer

cable

to

the

fishfinder

or

chartplotter.

4

If

necessary,

wrap

the

excess

power

cable

around

the

open

section

on

the

underside

of

the

portable

mount.

5

If

necessary,

wrap

the

excess

transducer

cable

around

the

hooks

on

the

side

of

the

handle

on

the

portable

mount.

Installing

the

Transducer

1

Insert

the

transducer

cable

through

the

float.

2

Snap

the

float

stop

CD

onto

the

transducer

cable

,

on

the top

of

the

float.

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3

Adjust

the

float

and

float

stop

so

the

transducer

is

hanging

beneath

the

ice.

4

With

the

tr

ansducer

c

able

connected

to

the

back

of

the

device,

drop

the

transducer

into

the

water.

Kit

de

peche

sous

Ia

glace

Instructions

d'installation

Mise

en

route

Informations

sur

Ia

batterie

Avertissements

relatifs

a

Ia

batterie

Le

sondeur

utilise

une

batterie

plomb-acide

scell

ee

re

mplac,:able

par

l'utilisateur.

Le

non-respect

deces

consignes

pe

ut

caus

er

une

di

minution

de

Ia

dure

ede

vie

de

Ia

batterie,

e

ndommager

le

GPS

ou

pr

ese

nter

un

risqu

e

In

s

tr

uc

t

io

ns

d'

in

sta

ll

a

ti

on

d'incendie

,

de

brOiure

chimique,

de

fuite

d'electrolyte

et/ou

de

blessure

corporelle.

pas

etincelles

,

des

flammes

ou

de

Ia

chaleur

.

•

N'exposez

pas

Ia

batterie

aux

flammes.

•

Gardez

Ia

batterie

hermetiquement

fermee

.

•

N'utilisez

pas

d'objet

pointu

pour

retirer

Ia

batterie.

•

Ne

demontez

pas

Ia

batterie,

ne

Ia

percez

pas,

ne

l'endommagez

pas.

•

N'avalez

pas

,

ne

touchez

pas,

n'inha

l

ez

pas

le

contenu

d'u

ne

batterie

ouverte.

Evitez

le

contact

avec

l'

acide

contenu

dans

Ia

batterie

,

vous

risqueriez

des

irritations

ou

de

graves

brOiures

.

Les

irritat

i

ons

peuvent

concerner

les

yeux,

le

systeme

respiratoire

et

Ia

peau.

En

cas

de

contact

avec

l'acide

,

lavez-vous

immediatement

et

abondamment

avec

de

l'eau

.

•

N'immergez

pas

Ia

batterie

et

evitez

tout

contact

avec

l'eau

.

•

Ne

court-circuitez

pas

les

bomes

de

Ia

batterie.

•

Ne

faites

pas

tomber

Ia

batterie

,

ne

Ia

jetez

pas

.

•

Gardez

Ia

batterie

hors

de

portee

des

enfants.

•

Remplacez

toujours

Ia

batterie

pa

r

une

batterie

neuve

adequa

t

e.

L'utilisation

d'

une

autre

batterie

peu

t

presenter

un

risque

d'

i

ncendie

ou

d'

explosion

de

Ia

batterie

ou

du

chargeur.

•

Ne

chargez

Ia

batterie

qu'a

I'

aide

du

chargeur

fourni.

•

Ne

chargez

pas

Ia

batterie

dans

un

end

roil

non

ventile

.

•

Rangez-la

dans

un

end

roil

frais

,

sec

et

ventile.

•

Ne

chargez

pas

Ia

batterie

dans

un

conteneur

etanche

aux

gaz

.

•

Ne

laissez

pas

l'appareil

a

proximite

d'

une

source

de

chaleur

ou

dans

un

lieu

ou

Ia

temperature

est

Ires

elevee,

par

exemple

dans

un

vehicule

sans

surveillance

stationne

en

pie

in

sole

i

I.

Pour

ev

iler

tout

dommage,

sortez

l'appareil

de

votre

vehicule

ou

placez

-

le

a

l'abri

du

soleil.

•

N'utilisez

pas

de

solvants

organ

i

ques

ni

de

produits

nettoyants

autres

que

les

produits

ch

i

miques

recommandes

pour

nettoyer

Ia

batter

ie.

•

Contactez

Ia

dechetterie

locale

pour

plus

d'informations

sur

Ia

mise

au

rebut

de

Ia

batterie

dans

le

respect

des

lois

et

reglementations

locales

applicables

.

•

Si

vous

devez

ranger

Ia

batterie

pour

une

periode

prolongee

,

assurez-vous

que

Ia

temperature

ambiante

du

lieu

de

conservation

soil

t

ou

j

ours

comprise

entre

-15

oc

et

40

oc

(5

oF

et

104

o

F)

.

•

Ne

faites

pas

fonctionner

Ia

batterie

si

Ia

temperature

n'est

pas

comprise

entre

-15

oc

et

50

oc

(5

oF

et

122

°F).

Chargement

de

Ia

batterie

Assurez-vous

de

brancher

le

connecteur

approprie

sur

Ia

borne

de

Ia

batterie

qui

lui

correspond.

Dans

le

cas

contra

i

re

,

vous

risquez

d'endommager

Ia

batterie

ou

l'

appareil

ou

risquez

des

blessures

corporelles.

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---·

_

__

_

,-

------

---

--

--------

--

-------

---

-· -

------

Pour

pouvoir

ch

arger

Ia

batterie

a

I'

ai

de du

chargeur,

vous

devez

d'abord

deconnecter

le

cable

d'alimentation

de

l'appareil

des

bornes

po

si

ti

ves

et

negatives

de

Ia

batterie

.

Laba

tt

e

rie

est

rech

a

rg

e

abl

e;

il

suffit

pour

ce

la

de

Ia

connecte

ra

un

ch

a

rgeur

secteur.

1

Branchez

le

connecteur

positif

du

chargeur

secteur

sur

Ia

borne

positive

de

Ia

batterie

.

2

Branchez

le

connecteur

negatif

du

chargeur

secteur

sur

Ia

borne

ne

gative

de

Ia

batterie.

3

Connectez

le

chargeur

se

cteur

a

un

e

prise

murale.

Conseils

concernant

Ia

batte

rie

•

La

duree

de

vie

d'une

batt

e

rie

plomb-acide

peut

eire

prolongee

en

Ia

rechargeant

souvent

et

en

ne

Ia

decharge

a

nt

pas

entieremen

t.

•

Les

batteries

plomb-acide

scellees

perd

e

nt

peu

a

peu

leur

ch

a

rge

lorsqu'elles

son!

inutilisees.

Pour

des

resultats

optimaux

,

ch

a

rgez

Ia

batterie

avant

utilisation

.

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Introduction

See

the

Important

Safety

and

Product

Information

guide

in

the

product

box

for

product

warnings

and

other

important

information.

Device

Keys

CD

~

Returns

to

the

Returns

to

the

home

screen

when

held.

@(

-

Scrolls,

highlights

options,

~

and

moves

the

cursor.

Zooms

in

and

out

of

a

view.

(Not

available

on

all

models.)

® -

Closes

a

menu,

when

-

applicable.

Opens

a

menu

of

options

for

the

page,

when

applicable.

@

<!>

Turns

on

and

off

the

device

when

held

.

Performs

one

or

more

of

these

actions

when

quickly

pressed:

•

Adjusts

the

backlight

•

Adjusts

the

color

mode

• E

nables

and

disables

sonar

2

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t/

--,

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({)

-

+

Acknowledges

messag

es

and

selects

options.

Saves

the

present

loca

tion

as

a

waypoint.

Zooms

out

of

a

view.

(

available

on

all

model~

Zooms

in

to

a

view.

(N

available

on

all

model~

NOTICE

Not

)

ot

)

Before

turning

on

the

device,

you

must

firmly

press

the

connectors

into

the

appropriate

holes

in

the

device.

If

the

cables

are

not

pressed

far

enough

into

the

device,

the

device

appears

to

lose

power

or

stop

working.

Getting

the

Owner's

Manual

Go

to

www.garmin.com/manuals

/STRIKERPius4-5.

Acqui

i

ring

GPS

Satellite

Signals

The

device

may

need

a

clear

view

of

the

sky

to

acquire

satellite

signals

.

The

time

and

date

are

set

automatically

based

on

the

GPS

position.

1

Turn

on

the

device.

2

Wait

while

the

device

locates

satellites.

It

may

take

30

to

60

seconds

to

acquire

satellite

signals.

When

the

device

acquires

satellite

signals

,

1:1rrFI

appears

at

the

top

of

the

Home

screen.

If

the

device

loses

satellite

signals,

.,.,1',1

disappears

and

a

flashing

question

mark

appears

over

e

on

the

chart.

For

more

information

about

GPS,

go

to

www.garmin.com/aboutGPS.

Adjusting

the

Backlight

1

Select

Settings

>

System

>

Display

>

Backlight.

Quick

Start

Manual

2

Adjust

the

backlight.

TIP:

From

any

screen,

press

6

repeatedly

to

scroll

through

the

brightness

levels.

This

can

be

helpful

when

the

brightness

is

so

low

you

cannot

see

the

screen.

Adjusting

the

Color

Mode

1

Select

Settings

>

System

>

Display

>Color

Mode.

TIP:

Select

6

>

Color

Mode

from

any

screen

to

access

the

color

settings.

2

Select

an

option.

Customizing

the

Home

Screen

You

can

add

items

to

and

rearrange

items

on

the

Home

screen.

1

From

the

Home

screen,

select

Customize.

2

Select

an

option:

•

To

rearrange

an

item,

select

Rearrange,

select

the

item

to

move,

and

select

the

new

location.

•

To

add

an

item

to

the

Home

screen,

select

Add,

and

select

the

new

item.

•

To

remove

an

item

you

have

added

to

the

Home

screen,

select

Remove,

and

select

the

item.

Zooming

on

the

STRIKER

Til

Plus

4

You

can

zoom

in

and

out

of

the

map.

•

Select...._

to

zoom

in.

•

Select

..-

to

zoom

out.

Panning

on

the

STRIKER

Plus

4

You

can

move

the

sonar

views

and

maps

to

view

an

area

other

than

your

present

location.

1

Select~

or~

to

start

panning.

2

Use

the

arrow

keys

to

pan.

TIP:

You

can

select~

to

stop

panning.

Quick

Start

Manual

Sonar

Fishfinder

When

properly

connected

to

a

compatible

transducer,

your

STRIKER

Plus

device

can

be

used

as

a

fishfinder.

For

more

information

about

which

transducer

is

best

for

your

needs,

go

to

www.garmin.com/transducers.

Different

sonar

views

can

help

you

view

the

fish

in

the

area.

The

sonar

views

available

vary

depending

on

the

type

of

transducer

and

sounder

module

connected

to

the

chartplotter.

For

example,

you

can

view

Garmin

ClearVu

TM

sonar

screens

only

if

you

have

a

compatible

Garmin

ClearVu

transducer

connected.

There

are

four

basic

styles

of

sonar

views

available:

a

full-screen

view,

a

split-screen

view

that

combines

two

or

more

views,

a

split-zoom

view,

and

a

split-frequency

view

that

displays

two

different

frequencies.

You

can

customize

the

settings

for

each

view

in

the

screen.

For

example,

if

you

are

viewing

the

split-

frequency

view,

you

can

separately

adjust

the

gain

for

each

frequency.

If

you

do

not

see

an

arrangement

of

sonar

views

to

suit

your

needs,

you

can

create

a

custom

combination

screen.

Traditional

Sonar

View

There

are

several

full-screen

views

available,

depending

on

the

transducer

that

is

connected.

The

full-screen

Traditional

sonar

view

shows

a

large

image

of

the

sonar

readings

from

a

transducer.

The

range

scale

along

the

right

side

of

the

screen

shows

the

depth

of

detected

objects

as

the

screen

scrolls

from

the

right

to

the

left.

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information

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Suspended

targets

or

fish

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Bottom

of

the

body

of

water

Selecting

the

Transducer

Type

If

you

are

connecting

a

transducer

that

was

not

included

with

the

device,

you

may

need

to

set

the

transducer

type

to

make

the

sonar

function

properly.

Before

connecting

the

transducer,

you

should

select

the

transducer

type.

The

transducer

name

should

be

listed

on

the

label

on

the

transducer

cable,

near

the

connector.

This

device

is

compatible

with

a

range

of

accessory

transducers,

including

Garmin

ClearVu

transducers,

which

are

available

at

www.garmin.com/transducers.

1

Select

Settings>

My

Vessel>

Transducer

Type

.

2

Select

an

option:

• If

you

have

a

200/77

kHz,

dual"

beam

transducer,

select

Dual

Beam

(200/77

kHz)

.

•

If

you

have

a

200/50

kHz,

dual"

frequency

transducer,

select

Dual

Frequency

(200/50

kHz).

•

If

you

have

another

type

of

transducer,

select

it

from

the

list.

Sonar

Frequencies

NOTE:

The

frequencies

that

are

available

depend

on

the

transducer

being

used.

Adjusting

the

frequency

helps

adapt

the

sonar

for

your

particular

goals

and

the

present

depth

of

the

water.

Selecting

Frequencies

NOTE:

You

cannot

adjust

the

frequency

for

all

sonar

views

and

transducers.

You

can

indicate

which

frequencies

appear

on

the

sonar

screen

.

1

From

a

sonar

view,

select=>

Frequency.

2

Select

a

frequency

suited

to

your

needs

and

water

depth.

Creating

a

Waypoint

on

the

Sonar

Screen

Using

the

Device

Keys

1

From

a

sonar

view,

use

the

arrow

keys

to

select

a

location

to

save.

2 Select-/.

3 If

necessary,

edit

the

waypoint

information.

Navigation

Marking

Your

Present

Location

as

a

Waypoint

From

any

screen,

select£.

Navigating

to

a

Waypoint

1

From

the

Quickdraw

Map,

use

the

arrow

keys

to

select

the

waypoint.

The

waypoint

name

appears

on

the

screen.

2 Select-/.

3

Select

Navigate

To>

Go

To

.

Creating

and

Navigating

a

Route

Using

the

Map

The

starting

point

can

be

your

present

location

or

another

location

on

the

map.

1

Select

User

Data

>

Routes

>

New

>

Route

Using

Chart.

2

Pan

the

map

to

select

the

starting

location

of

the

route.

3

Select

-1

to

add

a

turn

to

the

route.

4

Repeat

to

add

all

of

the

turns

in

the

route.

5

Select=>

Navigate

To.

---

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- · -- -

--

4

Quick

Start

Manual

6

Select

an

option.

Marking

and

Navigating

to

a

Man

Overboard

Location

From

any

screen,

select!>

Man

Overboard>

Yes.

The

fishfinder

sets

a

direct

course

back

to

the

location.

Mapping

a

Body

of

Water

Using

the

Garmin

Quickdraw™

Contours

Feature

Before

you

can

use

the

Garmin

Quickdraw

Contours

feature,

you

must

have

sonar

depth

and

your

GPS

position.

1

Select

Quickdraw

Map

>=>

Quickdraw

Contours

>

Start

Recording.

2

When

recording

is

complete,

select

=>

Quickdraw

Contours

>

Stop

Recording.

Troubleshooting

My

device

does

not

turn

on

•

Push

the

power

cable

all

the

way

into

the

back

of

the

device.

Even

if

the

cable

seems

to

be

connected,

you

should

push

firmly

so

that

it

is

fully

seated.

•

Make

sure

the

power

source

is

generating

power.

You

can

check

this

several

ways.

For

example,

you

can

check

whether

other

devices

powered

by

the

source

are

functioning.

•

Check

the

fuse

in

the

power

cable.

The

fuse

should

be

located

in

a

holder

that

is

part

of

the

red

wire

of

the

power

cable.

Check

that

the

proper

size

fuse

is

installed.

Refer

to

the

label

on

the

cable

or

the

installation

instructions

for

the

exact

fuse

size

needed.

Check

the

fuse

to

make

sure

there

is

still

a

connection

inside

of

the

fuse.

You

can

Manuel

de

demarrage

rapide

test

the

fuse

using

a

multimeter.

If

the

fuse

is

good,

the

multi

meter

reads

0

ohm.

•

Check

to

make

sure

the

device

is

receiving

at

least

1

0

Vdc,

but

12

Vdc

is

recommended.

To

check

the

voltage,

measure

the

female

power

and

ground

sockets

of

the

power

cable

for

DC

voltage.

If

the

voltage

is

less

than

10

Vdc,

the

device

will

not

turn

on.

My

sonar

does

not

work

•

Push

the

transducer

cable

all

the

way

into

the

back

of

the

device.

Even

if

the

cable

seems

to

be

connected,

you

should

push

firmly

so

that

it

is

fully

seated.

•

Press

6,

and

ensure

sonar

is

enabled.

•

Select

the

correct

transducer

type

(page

4).

Garmin®

Support

Center

Go

to

support.garmin.com

for

help

and

information,

such

as

product

manuals,

frequently

asked

questions,

videos,

software

updates,

and

customer

support.

STRIKERTM

PLUS

4/5

Manuel

de

demarrage

rapide

Introduction

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le

guide

Informations

importantes

sur

le

produit

et

Ia

securite

inclus

dans

l'emballage

du

produit

pour

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