Samyung SDF-315 User manual

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Contents
1. Cautions for safety ................................................................................................................................................. 6
1. Before operate the equipment (Safety warning) ................................................................................7
2. Before handle cables (Safety instruction)...............................................................................................8
3. Before handle the vibrator and water temperature sensor.........................................................8
4. Precautions ........................................................................................................................................................ 9
2. Specifications ............................................................................................................................................................10
1. Tx, Rx Specifications ....................................................................................................................................11
2. Specification of display unit.......................................................................................................................11
3. Display functions ..........................................................................................................................................12
4. Component .....................................................................................................................................................13
3. Discription ..................................................................................................................................................................14
1. Display discription ........................................................................................................................................15
2. Power ON/OFF.................................................................................................................................................16
3. Menu ....................................................................................................................................................................17
4. Display mode .................................................................................................................................................19
4. Functions ...................................................................................................................................................................20
1. SONAR ................................................................................................................................................................21
1.1 Tx Power ...............................................................................................................................................21
1.2 Tx Rate ...................................................................................................................................................21
1.3 Pulse Edge ...........................................................................................................................................22
1.4 Pulse Length .........................................................................................................................................22
1.5 Frequency Setting...............................................................................................................................23
1.6 Frequency Adjust ................................................................................................................................23
1.7 Tx Fix.........................................................................................................................................................24
1.8 Bottom Search .....................................................................................................................................24
1.9 Trigger Sweep.......................................................................................................................................25
2. Display.................................................................................................................................................................26
2.1 Mode .....................................................................................................................................................26
2.2 Range .....................................................................................................................................................26
2.3 Auto Range .........................................................................................................................................27
2.4 Display Speed ....................................................................................................................................27
2.5 Interference/Noise Reduction .....................................................................................................28

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2.6 Refresh Area ........................................................................................................................................28
2.7 TVG ...........................................................................................................................................................29
2.7.1 TVG level setting .............................................................................................................29
2.7.2 TVG distance setting......................................................................................................29
2.8 STC ............................................................................................................................................................30
2.9 Gain Offset ..........................................................................................................................................30
2.10 Auto Gain Offset ............................................................................................................................31
3. Color ....................................................................................................................................................................32
3.1 Day/Night ............................................................................................................................................32
3.2 Colors ....................................................................................................................................................32
3.3 Hue .........................................................................................................................................................33
3.4 Background .........................................................................................................................................33
3.5 Color Erase ..........................................................................................................................................34
3.6 Clutter ....................................................................................................................................................34
3.7 White Line ............................................................................................................................................35
3.8 White Line Color ...............................................................................................................................35
3.9 Temperature Color ...........................................................................................................................36
4. View ...................................................................................................................................................................37
4.1 Direction ...............................................................................................................................................37
4.2 Division .................................................................................................................................................37
4.3 A-Scope ................................................................................................................................................38
4.4 Depth Size ...........................................................................................................................................38
4.5 Depth Scale .........................................................................................................................................39
4.6 help .........................................................................................................................................................39
4.7 Color Table ..........................................................................................................................................40
4.8 Temperature Graph ..........................................................................................................................40
4.9 Detection Area ...................................................................................................................................41
4.10 Header Info .......................................................................................................................................41
4.11 Units .....................................................................................................................................................42
4.12 View Volt. ...........................................................................................................................................42
4.13 Date/Time ..........................................................................................................................................43
4.14 COG/SOG ...........................................................................................................................................44
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4.15 Lati./Longi ..........................................................................................................................................44
5. Alarm .................................................................................................................................................................44
5.1 Alarm .....................................................................................................................................................44
6. Etc .......................................................................................................................................................................45
6.1 Language .............................................................................................................................................45
6.2 Key Beep ..............................................................................................................................................45
6.3 Function Key .......................................................................................................................................45
6.4 Push Button ........................................................................................................................................46
6.5 Simulation ............................................................................................................................................46
7. Zoom .................................................................................................................................................................47
7.1 Zoom Mode ........................................................................................................................................47
7.2 Zoom Start.............................................................................................................................................47
7.3 Zoom End ..............................................................................................................................................47
7.4 Zoom Length ......................................................................................................................................47
8. Fish .....................................................................................................................................................................48
8.1 View Fish ..............................................................................................................................................48
9. NEMA ..................................................................................................................................................................50
9.1 NEMA Output.......................................................................................................................................50
9.2 NMEA Output Date .........................................................................................................................50
9.3 NMEA Input ..........................................................................................................................................51
9.4 UART1 ......................................................................................................................................................51
9.5 UART2 ......................................................................................................................................................51
9.6 Local offset ..........................................................................................................................................52
9.7 Time format ........................................................................................................................................52
9.8 Date format .........................................................................................................................................52
9.9 UART Monitor.......................................................................................................................................53

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10. Calibration.......................................................................................................................................................54
10.1 Temperature .....................................................................................................................................54
10.2 Voltage ...............................................................................................................................................54
10.3 Beam Angle ......................................................................................................................................54
5. Connecting other devices .................................................................................................................................55
1. Installation.........................................................................................................................................................56
2. Cable connection............................................................................................................................................57
3. Rear Connector Pinout.................................................................................................................................58
4. Power Cable Connection ..........................................................................................................................59
6. Maintenance and Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................60
1. Maintenance ...................................................................................................................................................61
2. Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................................62
Appendix : Product outline drawing............................................................... 63
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This chapter explains precautions to prevent incidents may be caused by
user or environmental factor of this equipment.
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Cautions for safety

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1. Before operate the equipment (Safety warning)
Warning
Install the equipment based on formal install method. Installation by Simple
method may cause accident include personal injury.
The information displayed on this equipment cannot be used as source of sail. It
can be a reason of distress.
★A formal chart must be used when determine of sailing.
Do not turn on the power in a place with flammable material such as gas. It can
be a reason of fire.
Use of unapproved power can cause fire.
Do not disassemble or reorganize the equipment. It can cause fire, electrical
shock and injury.
Never operate the equipment with wet hand. It can cause electrical shock or
injury.
Turn off the power immediately when equipment is out of order or emit smoke.
Otherwise can cause fire or electrical shock.
Caution
Hazardous voltage exists inside the equipment.
Do not disassemble or reorganize this equipment except of approved technician.
There is risk of electric shock.
Please contact our A/S center for repair.
Warning
Do not install on a place with rain or water spray. It can cause fire or electric
shock.
Do not install in a place of high temperature. Rise of internal temperature of the
equipment can cause fire, injury and electric shock.
The equipment must be grounded after installation. If not grounded properly, can
be interfered by other equipment or affect to other.
Install at the place without direct sunlight to prevent drop of visibility and
heating the equipment.
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2. Before handle cables (Safety instruction)
3. Before handle the vibrator and water temperature sensor
Caution
Use the regular power code to prevent heating and fire.
Do not leave the equipment as unplugged. Wet plug become short circuit and
cause of heating and fire.
Install the cables to not interfere steering. If foot or steering device are caught it
cause incident.
★Do not put heavy thing on the cable or bend the cable excessively.
Do not disassemble or reorganize the code. It can cause heating, fire and
electrical shock.
Do not use damaged code. It can cause fire or electrical shock.
Warning
Do not pull the cable when unplug.
★Holding the plug body and pull.
Be careful not to pinch the cables when install.
Danger
Operation on the ocean is very unstable and dangerous. Installation or repair of
the vibrator or water temperature sensor should be done on the land, after fix the
vessel body securely. Otherwise, severe injury can be caused.
Warning
Ventilate enough the cabin when use solvent such as glue. Volatile gas of solvent
can result poisoning.
Do not unplug or insert the code of vibrator while the equipment is turned on. It
can cause electrical shock or disorder.
Do not use electrical tool with wet hand. It can cause electrical shock.
Do enough water proof process after installation of thru-hull equipment. If not, it
can cause water leaking and distress.

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4. Precautions
1. Turn the power off when start engine.
Rapid change of battery voltage is occurred when start engine and it cause bad
effect to equipment.
2. Power supply: 12-35VDC
This equipment should be used in range of power 12~35VDC.
3. Do not use solvent.
The main equipment is made by plastic and coated. Do not use solvents like thinner
or alcohol on it. To remove dirt, wipe with soft fabric soaked in water or neutral
detergent after squeeze enough.
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This chapter explains about specification of this equipment.
TX/RX specification
Specification of display unit
Functional specification
Component
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1. TX/RX specification
2. Specification of display unit
TX frequency and output
Frequency : Select two among
28/38/50/55/68/75/82/88/95/100/107/150/200KHz
TX output : 1 / 2 / 3KW , Transmit by turns
Power reduction : Auto/ 1~10
TX pulse length : Short1 , Short2 , Standard , Long
0.05~5.0 msec when operation manually
Frequency tuning : 5~10% of each TX frequency
Amplifier : High dynamic range
Specification
LCD : 15.1inch
Resolution : 1024 x 768
Brightness : 450 cd/㎡
Power supply : 12V to +35V DC Approx. 50W
Weight & dimension : 7.9Kg , 396mm X 384mm X 145mm
(Width X Length X Height)
Operation environment
Temperature : Main equipment = -15℃~+55℃
Humidity : Less than 93% (+30℃~+60℃)
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3. Functional specification
Display
Display color : 8 / 16 / 64 ,
Background: selectable among 5 colors
Range : 5~3000m, Shift : 0~2000m
Extension range : 5~200m of whole range
Display mode : Single, Dual, Extension Dual, A-scope
Zoom mode : Bottom lock, Bottom zoom, Marker zoom
Speed : x4 , x2 , x1 , 1/2 , 1/4 , 1/8 , Stop
Alarm : Water depth, Fish, Water temperature
Noise reduction : Off, Light, Medium, Strong or Frequency adjustment
(Range depends on transducer)
Auto display : Auto gain (fishing/sailing), Auto depth,
Water temp. graph, Battery voltage, Water
temp., Display speed
Interface
Number of port : NMEA0183 Ver1.5/ 2.0 / 3.0 (I/O) -2 port
Input data : GGA, VTG, ZDA
Output data : DBT, DBS, DPT, VHW, GGA, GLL, GSA, GSV,
RMB, VTG, ZDA, HDT,
MTW(*Sensors required)

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4. Component
SDF-315 Fish finder
No.
Description
Part number
Q/ty
Remark
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Main unit
SDF-315
1EA
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DC cable
SCN3-5M-FUSE Cable Assy
1EA
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Fuse
DC+(24V)/5A , DC-(24V)/7A
1EA/1EA
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Spare fuse
24V/5A , 12V/7A
3EA/3EA
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DATA connector
SCN-16-7P
1EA
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Transducer
connector
SCK-25-8P
1EA
When connect with own
transducer of vessel
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Installation
accessory
1SET
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Operation manual
1EA
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Easy manual
1EA
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This chapter explains about SDF-315 equipment and display.
Display description
Power ON/OFF
Menu tree
Screen mode
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Description

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1 Display description
Water depth
Water Temperature
Color
Background
Sea bottom
Range mode
Speed
Low/High frequency
(Fishing, Sailing, Auto gain) adjust
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Voltage
Screen
Water temperature
graph
Water depth scale
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No.
Key/Button
Description
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Adjust gain
Gain-High : Adjust High frequency.
Gain-low : Adjust low frequency.
Push the button : change the gain mode auto or manual.
In manual mode, rotate the button to left: decrease the level ,
to right: increased the level.
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Shift/Range
Adjust by using or .
(This function is not available in Auto shift , Auto range mode)
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Menu/ESC
Open/Close the menu
Escape from current operation.
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Func
Please read 6.3 Func key.
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Cursor
Move in the menu list.
Set the level of adjustment
Move VRM marker.
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Screen
Choose the screen to display.
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Enter
Choose and apply the menu.
Open the next submenu list.
At Fish finder screen : Show screenshot image (maximum 10
images)
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Mark
Input waypoint
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Power
Short press : Turn the power on / Open the Brightness setting
menu.
Long press : Turn the power off.
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Save
Capture displayed screen.
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Access
Access saved captured image.
2 Power ON/OFF
Power ON
Press the button. About 2 seconds later, Samyung company logo is displayed and fish
finder is available.
Power OFF
Press and hold button for 5 seconds.

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3 Menu tree
2.DISPLAY
1. Mode
2. Range
3. Auto Range
4. Display Speed
5. Interference
6. Noise Reduction
7. Refresh Area
8. TVG
9. STC
10. Gain Offset
11. Auto Gain Offset
1. Day/Night
2. Colors
3. Hue
4. Background
5. Color Erase
6. Clutter
7. White Line
8. White Line Color
9. Temp. Color
3.COLOR
1. Tx Power
2. Tx Rate
3. Pulse Edge(L)
4. Pulse Edge(H)
5. Pulse Length(L)
6. Pulse Length(H)
7. Freq. Setting(L)
8. Freq. Setting(H)
9. Freq. Adjust(L)
10. Freq. Adjust(H)
1.SONAR
11. Tx Fix
12. Bottom Search
13. Trigger Sweep
1. Direction
2. Division
3. A-Scope
4. Depth Size
5. Depth Scale
6. Help
7. Color Table
8. Temp. Graph
4.VIEW
9. Detection Area
10. Header Info
11. Units(Depth)
12. Units(Temp.)
13. View Volt.
14. Date/Time
15. COG/SOG
16. Lati./Longi.
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1. Zoom Mode
2. Zoom Start
3. Zoom End
4. Zoom Length
7. ZOOM
1. Depth
2. Temp.
3. Fish
5.ALARM
1. View Fish
8. FISH
1. NMEA Output
2. NMEA Output Data
3. NMEA Input
4. UART1
9. NMEA
1. Language
2. Key Beep
3. Func Key
4. Push Button
5. Simulation
6.ETC
6. Version
7. Reset
1. Temp.
2. Volt.
3. Beam Angle
10. Calib.
5. UART2
6. Local offset
7. Time format
8. Date format
9. UART Monitor

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4 Screen Mode
The fish finder provide unique display mode for each mode.
Press Screen button to select a desired screen mode.
Screen mode switch
Low +high frequency
Low Frequency
High Frequency
Magnification Screen + Low Frequency
Magnification Screen + High Frequency
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This chapter explains the functions of SDF-315
Sonar
Image
Color
Display
Alarm
Others
User
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1. Sonar
1.1 Transmitting (Tx)Power
If same frequency is used by near vessels fish finder,
there could be interference noise in the display. If there is
an anyway to reduce others fish finders output then the
interference noise can be suppressed. The transmitting
power can be adjusted manually and it can be changed
automatically. If you want to stop the transmitting, select
stop.
1.2 Transmitting (Tx) Speed
You can select transmitting speed. If you select smaller speed, the transmitting interval is
getting longer and the display time is getting long.
Setting for Transmitting (Tx) Speed
[MENU]Select [Sonar] Select [Tx rate] Select desired speed
Transmitting (Tx) power setup
[MENU]Select [Sonar] Select [Tx Power Select desired power
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1.3 High resolution pulse
If you set it ON then, you can reduce your interference on other vessel.
1.4 Pulse Width
The pulse width is changing depending on range and
Shift but it could be set by manually. If you set short
pulse range, you can have better image and if you set
long pulse range, you can see deeper
If you want to have better image, set short1, short2.
Short1 : You can have a better Image but less depth
compare to short2.
Short2 : You can have better target image in short
depth.
Standard : In general, this can use used for various
fish search
long : Target image is not clear but search distance is
longer.
Setting for low frequency pulse edge
[MENU]Select [Sonar] Select [pulse edge(L) (Select On or off)
Setting for high frequency pulse edge
[MENU]Select [Sonar] Select [pulse edge(H) (Select On or off)
Setting for Low frequency pulse edge
[MENU]Select [Sonar] Select [Pulse edge(L)] (Select On or off)
Setting for high Frequency pulse edge
[MENU]Select [Sonar] Select [Pulse edge(H)] (Select On or off)

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1.5 Frequency setting
Select a frequency to be displayed in high and low frequency screen.
<Frequency selection menu>
1.6 Frequency adjust
1.5 You can do fine tune the selected frequency in the frequency selection
<When select low frequency 88KHz> < When select high frequency 200KHz >
Setting for Low frequency
[MENU]Select [Sonar]Select [Frequency adjust (L)]Change to a desired value
Setting for High frequency
[MENU]Select [Sonar]Select [Frequency adjust (H)]Change to a desired value
Setting for Low frequency
[MENU]Select [Sonar] Select [Freq. Setting(L)] Change to a desired value 
Setting for high frequency
[MENU]Select [Sonar] Select[Freq. Setting(H) Change to a desired value
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1.7 Fixed Transmission (Tx Fix)
Below is the transmission/receiving fixed type according to
transducers.
- Low frequency: transmit and receive low frequency & high
frequency in order using the low frequency transmitter.
- High frequency: transmit and receive low frequency &
high frequency in order using the hig frequency transmitter.
- OFF : Use all low and high frequency transmitter in order.
Low frequency use low frequency transmitter and
high frequency use high frequency transmitter.
Low frequency or high frequency setup can be set
when a transducer is connected to single line (two
lines, shield)
OFF setup can be set when a transducer is connected to dual line (four lines, shield) or
when low frequency transducer and high frequency transducer is used separately.
Above setup need to be set by authorized distributor.
1.8 Depth Calculation Frequency
Frequency which can display the depth of water in the screen can be selected. If automatic is
selected, low frequencys depth is display preferentially
Setting for Fixed transmitting
[MENU]Select [Sonar]Select [Tx Fix] Select a desired fixed transmitting
frequency
Setting for Depth Calculation frequency
[MENU]Select [Sonar]Select [bottom search] Select a desired frequency

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1.9 Trigger Sweep
This can reduce electrical interference noise of other vessel by transiting signal irregularly
Setting for Trigger Sweep
[MENU]Select [Sonar] Select [Trigger Sweep] (Select ON/OFF)
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2. Display
2.1 Mode
It can set a screen display mode.
2.2 Range
Range value can be changed by shift key and range key.
Setting for Mode selection
[MENU]Select [Display] Select [Mode] Select a desired display mode
Setting for Range setup
[MENU]Select [Display] Select [Range] Select a desired range value

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2.3 Auto Range
Range can be adjusted manually or automatically.
Automatic adjustment is useful when you are
preoccupied with other tasks and do not have the time
to adjust the display.
2.4 Display speed
The picture advance speed determines how quickly the
vertical scan lines run across the screen. When choosing a
picture advance speed, keep in mind that a fast advance
speed will expand echoes horizontally on the screen and a
slow advance speed will contract them. A fast advance
speed is useful for observing the rugged bottom closely. A
slow advance speed is useful for observing the smooth
bottom.( Maximum speed X 8 , Minimum Speed X 1/8
Setting range
[MENU]select [display] select [auto range] (select among off/auto range
Setting for display speed
[MENU]select [display] select [display speed] select desired speed
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2.5 Interference
Their induced noise from the electric apparatus and the occurrence of periodic interference
from the lineup of a fish finder is the ability to eliminate noise.
< Interference> < noise reduction>
2.6 Refresh area
Change from the current value, whether, as a
whole should choose.
Setting for interference
[MENU]select [display] select [interference] select desired level
Setting for noise reduction
[MENU]select [display] select [noise reduction] select among off/on
Setting for refresh area
[MENU]select [display] select [refresh area] (select among all/from now

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2.7 TVG
A fish school at a deep depth is displayed in weak colors even if it is equal in strength to one
in shallow waters. This is due to propagation attenuation of the ultrasonic wave. To
compensate for this difference, use TVG. TVG automatically adjusts the gain with depth so that
echoes of the same strength and different depths are shown in the same colors regardless of
their depths. Do not set the TVG too high; close-range echoes may not be displayed
2.7.1 Setting for TVG level
Set-up for TVG level. Do not set the TVG too high; close-range echoes may not be displayed
2.7.2 TVG거리 Setting for TVG distance
TVG set up for applied distance.
< TVG level> < TVG distance >
Setting for low frequency TVG
[MENU]select [display] select [TVG(L)] select desired level
Setting for high frequency TVG
[MENU]select [display] select [TVG(H)] select desired level
Setting for low frequency TVG distance
[MENU]select [display] select [TVG distance(low)] select desired distance
Setting for high frequency TVG distance
[MENU]select [display] select [TVG distance(high)] select desired distance
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2.8 STC
This is useful to clear the surface of unwanted echoes to look for surface fish. The setting
range is 0-10, and 0 is Off. In setting 10, STC deletes unwanted echoes from the surface to
about 5m. Avoid setting the STC too high; fish echoes near the surface may be erased.
2.9 gain offset
If you want to increase or decrease the sensitivity or to control the sensitivity balance between
low frequency and high frequency, you can set offset value. If sensitivity setting value is so
small, weak signal is suppressed, then theres no image. If the values is so big, it will be
difficult to identify the images because of noise. So you should control the gain.
Setting for low frequency STC
[MENU]select [display] select [STC(low)] select desired value
Setting for high frequency STC
[MENU]select [display] select [STC(high)] select desired value
Setting for low frequency gain offset
[MENU]select [display] select [gain offset(L)] select desired value
Setting for high frequency gain offset
[MENU]select [display] select [gain offset(H)] select desired value

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2.10 Automatic gain offset
In automatic operation, seabed is automatically adjusted as reddish-brown color. You can
modify offset value to set the sensitivity up or down in automatic gain. Clutter function
operate automatically to eliminate small echo by dirt seawater and plankton. This allow good
picture to identify.
Setting for auto gain offset of low frequency
[MENU]select [display] [auto gain offset(L)] select desired value
Setting for auto gain offset of high frequency
[MENU]select [display] [auto gain offset(H)] select desired value
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3. Color
3.1 day/night
It can change the menu and background color of the screen. When you select day, the screen
is bright and menu is white. When you select night, the screen is dark and menu is black.
<day/night > <day> <night>
3.2 number of colors
It can select the number of colors
<number of colors> <screen of 8 colors> <screen of 64 colors>
Setting for day/night
[MENU]select [color] select [day/night] select among day/night
Setting for number of colors
[MENU]select [color] select [number of colors] desired number of colors

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3.3 hue
It can select the hue of pictures according to brightness and taste
<hue>
3.4 background color
It can change background color according to the surrounding environment
<background color> <black> <white>
tone
[MENU]select [color] select [hue] select desired hue
Setting for background color
[MENU]select [color] select [background] select desired color
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3.5 Color erase
Needless dim noise can be eliminated by color erase
Because this function removes unwanted low level echoes off the screen by cutting them off,
it is effective when the image is difficult to see because of interference or when you want to
see only big fish school
<without color erase> <removal of 50% color>
3.6 clutter
Clutter is used to eliminate low level return echoes because of dirt sea water etc. so one can
see clear fish school.
<without elimination of clutter><elimination of 40% clutter>
Setting for color erase
[MENU]select [color] select [color erase] select desired values (0 ~ 50 %)
Setting for clutter
[MENU]select [color] select [clutter] select desired value (0 ~ 80%)

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3.7 White line
White line allows you to identify easily between fish school on the bottom and seabed. The
strong colors (seabed, big fish school, high density fish school) are displayed as white band,
so it is not only helpful to identify seabed and fish school on the bottom but also in
determining the density of fish. The setting range is from 0% to 100%.
3.8 Color of white line
It can change the color of white line.
<color of white line > <without white line > <white line 100%>
Setting for white line
[MENU]select [color] select [white line] select desired color(0 ~ 100%)
Setting for white line
[MENU]select [color] select [white line] select desired color
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3.9 color of water temperature
Water temperature graph can be modified.
Setting for water temperature
[MENU]select [color] select [temp. color ] select desired color
temperature
<Setting for color of temperature >

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4. View
4.1 display direction
Select the display direction.
left : from right to left
right : from left to right
center : from center to two way left-right
4.2 Division
Select the division type for zoom and low/high frequency of screen
<menu of split screen> <vertical> <horizontal>
Setting for direction of display
[MENU]select [view] select [direction] Select desired direction
Setting for division
[MENU]select [view] select [division] (select among vertical/horizontal)
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4.3 A-SCOPE
A-scope is the picture to show the strength of echo amplitude
on the right side of the screen. As A-scope display big amplitude
by big echo and small amplitude by small echo, it allows to
identify easily small fish school, sea bottom and geology.
4.4 depth size
Change the font size of water depth at the left bottom of
the screen
<1> <2> <3> <4> <5>
Setting for A-Scope
[MENU]select [view] select [A-Scope] (Select among Off/on)
Setting for depth size
[MENU]select[view] select [depth size] select desired size

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4.5 depth scale
It can modify depth scale
<setting for depth scale> <right> <center>
4.6 help
It can select whether it will explain the selected item or not
help
- Off : Do not show help
- On : Show help
- End(5 seconds) : If there’s no key control for 5 seconds, the help will be turned off automatically.
Setting for depth scale
[MENU]select [view] select [depth scale] select desired direction
Setting for help
[MENU]select [view] select [help] (select amongoff/on/end(5 seconds)
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4.7 Color table
It can select whether it will show the color table on the right in the center of screen or not
Color Table
<on><off>
4.8 temperatures
It can select whether it will show water temperature or not. When displaying the temperature
graph, choose the width of the scale in step 2. (narrow : ‘˚C, wide : 16˚C). And it needs
temperature sensor.
Setting for temperature
[MENU]select [view] select [temperature] (select among off/on)
Setting for color table
[MENU]select [view] select [color table] Select among on/off
Water temperature