Eagle UltraNav Manuel utilisateur

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• •. • •

• UltraNav

• INSTALLATIONAND OPERATION

• • INSTRUCTIONS

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NOTES: SONARTABLEOFCONTENTS

INTRODUCTION .

MOUNTING .

POWER CONNECTIONS 2

TRANSDUCER 4

KEYBOARD BASICS 4

DISPLAY 6

OPERATION 7

AUTOMATIC 7

SENSITIVITY 7

GRAYLINE 9

RANGE 10

ZOOM-AUTOMATIC 11

ZOOM-MANUAL 12

ALARMS 12

FISH ALARM 13

ZONEALARM 14

DEPTH ALARM 15

AUDIOALARMON/OFF 16

MENUS 17

CHARTSPEED 17

FISH I.D 18

CHART CURSOR 19

FASTRAK 20

DIGITAL DISPLAYS 20

DIGITALSIZE 21

UNITOFMEASURE 22

BACKUGHTS 23

SPEAKER VOLUME 23

DISPLAY CONTRAST 24

DIGITAL SONAR 24

NOISE REJECTION 25

ASP 26

SURFACE CLARITYCONTROL (SCC) 27

DISPLAY ZONE BAR 28

DISPLAYZOOM BAR 28

TRANSDUCERS AND CONEANGLES 29

SIGNAL INTERPRETATION 30

FISH ARCHES 31

WATER TEMPERATUREANDTHERMOCLINES 32

SURVEYINGALAKE 34

BAITFISH 34

SONAR TROUBLESHOOTING 35

HOWTOOBTAINSERVICE 38

LORANSECTION 39

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NOTES INTRODUCTION

TheUltraNav representsoneofthebestvalues in sportfishing

sonar

today. Itrivalsothersonar

unitscosting

much moreinfeaturesand

performance. Withits menus, theUltraNav offers easy-to-use

opera-

tionatthetouchofabutton. Thescreen showstheunderwater

world

withhighresolutionanddetail. TheUltraNav alsodisplays

digital

depth,

boatspeed,surface watertemperature, anddistancetravelled

(distance log) ifthe

optionalspeed/temperature sensor(model

EST-T)

isattached.

Although theUltraNav hasmany features and

functions,

the"soft key"

menu system

makes iteasy

touse. Aboveall, don'tbeafraid

totry

differentfeatures andfunctions ontheunit. Youcan'thurtitby

pressing buttons!

Readthismanual andtake itwithyou

thefirstfewtimesyouuseyour

unit. Itmakes a

greatreference

should

youneed it. Themoreyou

knowwhen

youget

tothe

water,

themoreyourUltraNavcandofor

you!

MOUNTING

InstallThe UltraNav in anyconvenient location, provided

thereisclear-

ancebehindtheunitwhen

itistiltedforthebestviewingangle. Holes

thebracket baseallow

woodscrew or

through-boltmounting. You

mayneedtoplace

piece

ofplywood onthebackofthinfiberglass

panels tosecurethemounting hardware. Make certainthereis

enough roombehindtheunit

toattach thepower

andtransducer

cables.

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Thesmallestholethatwillpassone

powerortransducer plugisone

inch. Aftertheholeis

drilled, passthetransducer connector up

through

theholefirst,then

passthepower

cabledownthrough it.

Afterthecableshave been

routed, tilltheholewitha

good marine

sealingcompound. Offsetthebracket tocoverthehole. Routethe

powercable

through

the

slotandbreak outoneoftheotherslotsin

the

bracketforthe

transducercable.

POWER

CONNECTIONS

TheUltraNav

worksfroma

twelve-voltbattery system only. Forthe

best results, attachthepower

cable

directly

tothe

battery. Youcan

attachthepowercabletoanaccessory

orpowerbuss,

however you

mayhaveproblems withelectrical interference. Therefore, it'ssaferto

goaheadandattachthepower

cabledirectly

tothe

battery. lithe

cable

isnotlongenough, splice

#18gauge

wireontoit.Attachthein-

linefuseholdertothered leadasclose

tothe

powersourceas pos-

sible. Forexample, ifyouhavetoextend the

power

cabletothe

battery

orpowerbuss,

attach oneendofthefuseholder

directly

tothe

battery

orpowerbuss. Thiswill

protect

both

theunitandthe

power

cablein

theeventofashort.

The

powercablehasthreewires, red,

white,and black. Redisthe

positive

lead,blackisnegative orground. Thewhite wire isusedfor

theNMEAinterface. Tousethis

feature, attach ashielded,twistedpair

cablefromthe

autopilot

orothermarine

equipment's NMEA interface

tothewhitewireontheUltraNav's powercable. Solder thetwisted

pair'sgroundwireand

shield wiretotheblackwireontheNavGuide's

power

cable. Donotconnecttheshieldwiretotheautopilot. Seeyour

autopilot's

manual formoreinstructions. If

you're

not

going

tousethis

feature,

cutand

tapethewhitewiretoprevent

ashort.

Minimize electrical noise

byrouting

the

powercable

awayfromother

possible sourcesofelectrical interference. Oneofthelargest noise

generators

istheengine's wiring harness. Forbestresults, keep

the

powerandtransducer

cablesaway

fromtheenginewiring.

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NOTCHES

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TheUltraNav hasreverse polarity protection. Nodamage

willoccurto

theunit ifthepower

wiresarehooked upbackwards. However, it

won'tworkuntilthe

wiring

isconnected

properly.

Attachtheloran module's cabletotheUltraNav's power

cable. Tags

onthecables identify

both theloran andtheoptional speed/tempera-

turesensor's connector. Seetheloran section inthismanual forloran

moduleinstallation.

NOISE

Bilge pumps andtheir

wiring

canalso radiate

noise, sokeepthecables

away

fromthem, ifpossible.

VHFradioantennasandcables radiate AF

energy

athighpower

levels. Itisimportant tokeep

thepower

andtransducercablesaway

fromthem, also. Seethesonar

troubleshooting sectionfortipson

preventing noiseproblems.

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AUTOPILOT

OTHERMARINE

EQUIPMENTS

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TRANSDUCERCONNECTIONS

Seethetransducer

owner'smanual included with theunitfor

transducer

installation instructions.

KEYBOARD

The

keyboard

haskeysarranged

in twoverticalcolumns.The

keysin

theleftcolumnareusedtoswitchtheunitbetween sonar,loran, and

plottermodes, plusmenu selections. Thekeys

the

right

column

pertain

tothebasicsonarfunctions. Themenu keyin thebottom

right

cornerofthekeyboard

activates the

firstmenupage.

SENS-Pressthiskeytoadjust

theunit'ssensitivity and Grayline.

RANGE-Thiskeyletsyouadjust

therange whentheunitisinthe

manual mode.

ZOOM -TheUltra

givesyou2Xand4Xzoomcapability withthiskey

AUTO-Thisturnstheautomatic featureoffand on.

ALARM

-Activateandadjust

thealarmsthrough

thiskey.

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- Pressthiskeytoshowthemenus andgainaccesstomost

functions.

ON-TheONkeyturnstheUltraon.

OFF-TheOffkeyturnstheUltraoff.

SONAR

-Thiskey switchestheUltraNav fromtheloranmodetothe

sonarmode.

LORAN

- Pressthiskeytoswitchtotheloranmode.

PLOTTER -Theplotterappearswhen

thiskeyispressed.

WAYPTSAVE

-Pressthis

keytosavea

waypoint.

WAYPTRECALL -This

keyactivates thewaypoint recallmenus.

Note: TheSonar, Loran, Plotter, Waypoint Saveand

WaypointRecall

keysarealso usedas 'softkeys" orfeatureselectkeys. Whena

menu selection arrow

points tooneofthesekeys, the

keyactivates the

menu feature, notthefeature printed

onthekey. Forexample,

ifyou

press thePLOTTER key asshown below,the Fish IDfeature

willbe

turnedoff.

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Thelights areturnedonforapproximately tenseconds whenthe Ultra

isfirstturnedon. Menusappear

atthesametime. To keepthelights.

on, press

thekeyadjacent

totheLightlabel. Itcontrolsthebacklight-

ingusedonthe

displayandkeyboard. If

you

don'twantthelightson,

waittensecondsandthelights willautomaticallyturnthemselvesoff.

Themenuswillalso disappear

afterten

seconds, or

youcanturnthem

off

by pressing the

keyadjacent

totheCLEAR keyatthebottomofthe

screen.

TheMetric labelatthetopofthescreen worksthesame way. Press

thekeyadjacent

totheMetriclabeltochange the

depth fromfeetto

meters.This also changes

the

temperature display

todegrees

Cel-

sitEs, âpeed

toknots,

andlogtokilometers ontheUltraPlus.

TheADJDisplay labellets youadjust

thedisplay's contrastforthe

bestviewingangle. Pressingthis key givesyouthecontrast

adjust

menu. SeetheDisplay Contrast section formoreinformation onthis

feature.

WhentheUltraNavisfirstturnedon,

the

display

willappear

similarto

theonebelow. Theword"AUTO"intheupper

centerofthe

display

indicates theautomatic featureison. Asmall note symbol

nexttothe

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