Standard Communications STRIKE 200 Manuel utilisateur

Horizon

Strike 200/220s

Fishfinder

Owner’s Manual

MARINE PRODUCTS LIMITED WARRANTY

StandardCommunicationsCorp.(SCC)warrantstotheoriginal consumer purchaser

(the Purchaser) only that each new Marine Product will be free from defects in

materials and workmanship under conditions of normal use and service for a period

of one (1) year from the date of delivery to the Purchaser.SCC’s liability under this

warranty shall be limited to repair or replacement of the defective product, at SCC’s

option,andundernocircumstancesshallSCCbeliableforconsequential,incidental,

or other damages arising out of or in any way connected with a failure of the product

to perform as set forth herein.

THIS LIMITED WARRANTY EXTENDS ONLY TO THE PURCHASER AND IS IN

LIEUOFALLOTHEREXPRESSORIMPLIEDWARRANTIES,INCLUDINGTHOSE

OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

In the event of a defect, malfunction, or failure of the product to conform to

specifications during the one-year warranty period, SCC will repair or replace, at its

option and without charge to the Purchaser, the product which upon examination

by SCC shall appear to be defective or not up to factory specifications.SCC will pay

all labor charges incurred in providing such warranty service. To obtain warranty

service, the defective product must be returned to SCC together with proof of the

date of purchase.The Purchaser must pay any transportation expenses in returning

the product to SCC. SCC will examine the product and respond to the Purchaser in

approximately four (4) weeks from date of receipt of the product claimed to be

defective.

This limited warranty does not extend to any product which has been subjected to

misuse, neglect, accident, improper installation, or subject to use in violation of the

maintenance or operating instructions, if any, furnished by SCC; nor does this

warrantyextend toproductsonwhichtheserial numberhasbeenremoved, defaced,

orchanged.SCCreservestheright tomakechangesorimprovementstoitsproducts

duringsubsequentproductionwithoutincurringtheobligationtoinstallsuchchanges

or improvements on previously manufactured or sold products.

Some states do not allow limitations on the duration of the warranty or exclusions or

limitations of incidental or consequential damages so these limitations or exclusions

may not apply to you.This warranty gives you specified legal rights which vary from

state to state.

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Contents

Introduction ....................................................................................................................................... 4

Specifications ................................................................................................................................... 4

Installation ......................................................................................................................................... 5

Location ........................................................................................................................................ 5

Installation – The Transducer........................................................................................................... 6

• Transom Mount Transducer ........................................................................................................ 6

Location ................................................................................................................................. 6

Mounting ................................................................................................................................ 6

• Other Types of Transducers .......................................................................................................7

Wiring connection ............................................................................................................................ 7

Electrical protection ...................................................................................................................... 7

Operation ........................................................................................................................................... 8

Introduction...................................................................................................................................8

Primary functions and quick operation introduction .....................................................................8

Menu selection system................................................................................................................. 8

Display and Operating Modes ......................................................................................................... 9

Echo mode ..........................................................................................................................9

Autofish mode ......................................................................................................................9

Analogue-scope function ..................................................................................................10

Navigate Mode ............................................................................................................10

Changing the mode of operation................................................................................................ 11

Range function................................................................................................................................ 11

Setting the display range ............................................................................................................ 11

Gain function................................................................................................................................... 12

Setting the gain .......................................................................................................................... 12

Display scroll speed ....................................................................................................................... 13

Setting the scroll speed .............................................................................................................. 13

Alarms.............................................................................................................................................. 14

Anchor Drag Alarm..................................................................................................................... 14

Setting the alarms ......................................................................................................................14

Setup Menu ..................................................................................................................................... 15

Changing the setup functions..................................................................................................... 15

Setup Menu – Speed & Temperature (Strike 220s only) ............................................................. 16

Changing the speed & temperature setup ................................................................................. 16

Speed Comparison Method ....................................................................................................... 16

Log Calibration Method ..............................................................................................................16

Troubleshooting.............................................................................................................................. 17

Accessory Part Numbers ............................................................................................................... 18

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Specifications for 200 SERIES

• Dimensions

5.2" (132 mm) W (max) x 5.25" (133 mm) H x

1.8" (46 mm) D

• Depth Capability

600 feet, 180 metres

• Transducer Type

Aquatic transom-mount single beam.Thru

hull transducer options are also available.

• Operating Frequency

200 kHz

• Receiver Sensitivity

30 micro volts RMS

• Power Output

440 watts RMS (3500 watts peak-to-peak)

maintained within 10% down to 10.5 volts.

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing a Horizon 200 SERIES fishfinder.The 200 SERIES is a powerful, yet easy

to use sonar fish and bottom depth detector. Please read this manual carefully before installing and

using your fishfinder.This manual deals with both the

Strike 200

and

220s

. The more you know and

understand about the capabilities of the unit, the better it will perform for you.

• Display Size

4¼" (100mm) Diagonal.

3¼" x 3" (82 mm x 76 mm)

• Display Type

STN temperature compensated

• Display Matrix

100 x 64 pixels

• Input Voltage

10 to 18 volts DC @ 150 mA max.(lights on)

• Backlighting

Even illumination. Seven levels plus off.

• Operation Temperature

32°F to 104°F ambient (0°C to 40°C)

Move Through Menu Items

Enter Menu Mode

Advance to Next Menu

Display is backlit for

Night Operation

power

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Horizon Strike 200

Strike 200

lamp alarm

Active alarms indication

F=Fish, D=Deep, S=Shallow

Alarms On/Off

Change Value Up

Power On/Off

Menu Exit

Backlighting On/Off

Change Value Down

Additional Strike 220s Specifications

• Boat Speed

0.0–50.0 kts, mph, kph user selectable

• Water Temperature

32.0–99.0°F (0.0–40.0°C) user selectable

• Log

Records up to 9999.9 nm, km, stored in

memory, resetable.

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Installation

Location

The

Strike 200

and

220s

are water resistant and

may be mounted and operated in many positions

thanks to its compact and robust bracket,

associated with a swivel support.

Note

It may be advisable to install the

transducer and wiring before finalising the

location of the display head and bracket.

Wheninstalling the displayhead, select a position

3.2" (81.5)

1.4" (35.0)

5.2" (132.0)

5.25“ (133.0)

5.9" (149.0)

power

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Horizon Strike 200

Strike 200

lamp alarm

where it will be:

•at least 12" (300 mm) away from the

compass.

•at least 12" (300 mm) away from any radio

transmitter, such as the VHF.

•easy to read by the helmsman and crew

while under way.

•protected from physical damage during

rough sea passages.

•have easy access to the 12 volt power

source.

•convenient to route the transducer cables.

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Read this section carefully before attempting the

transducer installation. Remember, the

transducer location is the most critical part

of the installation. If this is not done properly,

the transducer can’t perform at its designed

potential. Therefore the performance of the

fishfinder, especially at higher speeds, will not be

satisfactory.

 Transom Mount Transducer

Location

The transducer can be installed on any outboard

or sterndrive powered boat.The transom mount

transducerhasasafety“kickup”mountingbracket

tohelp minimise damage tothetransducershould

itimpactthebottomorfloatingdebrisinthewater.

Select a position for the transducer that will:

•allow the transducer a smooth flow of water

over its surface at all times.

•ensure a mount as deep in the water as

possible.

•be clear of any interference from the trailer

when launching or retrieving the boat.

•be away from planing strakes or other

projections from the hull that may cause

aerated water to flow over the face of the

transducer.

•be away from the propeller

•be at least 150 mm ( 6" ) away from the keel

of the boat.

Poor Location

Poor Angle Good Location and Angle

Good Location

Mounting

Once the best location of the transducer is

determined, hold the transducer and bracket

against the transom. The bottom surface of the

transducer needs to sit parallel to the surface of

thewaterforthebestsignal return.Thelowerface

of the transducer should extend down below the

bottom of the hull so that it will be below the

surface of the water at high speeds. (See fig.

2.1)

fig. 2.1

Ideal water-line

Mark the transom through the bracket slots to

correctly place the two outer screws. Now drill

the two holes in the centre of the slots.This will

allow you to adjust the transducer position later

on if required. Use two of the three stainless

screws supplied to attach the bracket to the

transom.Ensure the lower face of the transducer

is parallel with the ground (see fig. 3.1 and 3.2).

Tighten the two screws.

DEEP-“VEE”

HULL

FLAT-BOTTOM

HULL

fig. 3.1

fig. 3.2

Installation  The Transducer

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Wiring connection

Electrical protection

•Your fishfinder has an internal electrical

protection system for over voltage and short

circuit situations. It is not necessary to use a

fuse or a circuit breaker.

If possible, route the transducer cable away from

other wiring on the boat. Electrical noise from

engine wiring, bilge pumps, and other equipment

can affect the display.

•Both the power and depth transducer cables

lead into one four pin connector on the

Strike 200

or the eight pin connector on the

Strike 220s

. This plugs into a single socket

in the rear of the instrument. Connect the

red wire of the two-core power cable to the

positive supply and the black wire to the

electrical ground.The shortest and most

direct connection to the boat’s battery will

help to eliminate any problems due to

voltage drop or electrical interference.

Finally, drill a hole and insert the third screw in

themiddle of thebracket.It isadvisableto fillholes

with a sealing compound before inserting screws

(see fig. 3.3).

fig. 3.3

 Other Types of Transducers

It is possible to use your Horizon Fish Finder with

allthe HorizonTransducersRange(including thru-

hull mounting). For this purpose you need to

purchase the Y adaptors for the

Strike 200

and

220s

, which will allow you to separate the power

cable from the transducer’s cable.

Model Strike 200

Model Strike 220s

Supplied Optional

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Operation

Introduction

The

Strike 200

and

220s

use sonar technology

to display lake or seabed contours and to detect

fish. The system consists of an LCD display unit

and a depth transducer positioned in the water.

The model

Strike 220s

is also supplied with

integrated boat speed and water temperature

sensors.

Turns the power ON and OFF

•Press for one second to turn the

power ON

•Press and hold for three seconds

to turn the power OFF

Selects digital information to be

displayed in the top left corner of the

Fish Finder screen.

Returns the unit to operating mode

from any menu.

Turns the backlighting ON or OFF

•Press once to turn the backlights

•Press again to turn the backlights

OFF

Decreases setting values in menus.

rimary functions and quick operation

introduction

The LCD screen is menu driven for ease of use.

The automatic detection can locate and display

the position of fish with three different size fish

symbols.This feature can be disabled so that the

LCD will display only the raw electronic signals.

Experienced users can use this mode to extract

even more information about the water and

seabed conditions.

Note

Momentarily pressing the

power

key

removes or displays depth, speed and

temperature data (depth only in the

Strike 200) from the upper left corner of

the display.The format chosen is

retained in memory when the power

is switched off.

Menu selection system

Your fishfinder has many features that may be

selected for adjustment. Each of these features

have a menu screen. You may access all the

menu screens by repeatedly pressing the page

key.

Menus such as the manual gain control, shallow

anddeepwateralarmshave additional numerical

control windows. The number in this window is

changedbyusingtheVand^keys.Anychanges

made are recorded in memory as soon as you

exit the menu screen.All changes are stored in

memory when the power is switched off.

Note

To exit or clear any menu from

the screen, press the

power

key.

Turns the alarms ON or OFF

•Press once to turn the alarm ON

•Press again to turn the alarm

OFF

Increases setting values in menus.

Enters menu mode

Advances to the next menu

Moves through the list of items in each

power

lamp

alarm

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The Horizon 200 SERIES Fishfinders have five

modes of operation. These are Echo, Echo +

Analogue Scope, AutoFish, AutoFish + Analogue

Scope and Navigate.

Echo mode

The Echo mode displays the return signals as

theyarereceivedfromthetransducer.Fish appear

as arches and not as fish symbols.The length of

thearch will indicate the relativesize of the return

echo and size of the fish.

TheEchomodeenablestheunitto displayechoes

caused by surface turbulence, thermal layers,

plankton or transducer noise when the boat is

moving. This mode is very useful for the

experienced user.

The digital display in this sample window is

indicating the depth of the bottom. The display

units are also user selectable

Autofish mode

The Autofish mode automatically analyses the

returnechoesanddisplaysechoeswithfishicons

(the bigger the echoes, the bigger the icon!).

The return echo is caused when the sonar beam

strikes the air stored in the fishes swim bladder.

Certain types of fish have larger swim bladders

than normal so the size of the icon is not always

a reliable way to indicate the relative size of the

fish.

In the Autofish mode, unnecessary surface noise

is reduced from the top of the screen.This mode

is recommended when your boat is moving along

at higher speeds.

Display and Operating Modes

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Model Strike 200

Displays depth only

Model Strike 220s

You may display water temperature in degrees

°F or °C.The depth of the bottom in feet, metres

or fathoms.The speed of the boat in mph, knots

or kph.

Thelog will displaythe total distance in thespeed

unit you have selected. The log total is

automatically stored in memory when the power

is switched off or removed but this value can be

reset to zero (see SETUP menu).

When either or all of the Fish (F), Shallow (S) or

Deep (D) alarms are active they are displayed at

the top left corner of the screen.

Analogue-scope function

Analogue Scope

Current Echo

TheAnalogue-scope function is availableineither

theEcho or Autofishmodes.This featuredisplays

an intensity graph of the current echoes down

the right hand side of the screen.

The information can be used to help determine

the type of bottom structure and the size of fish.

The strength of the echo is proportional to size or

number of pixels visible in the analogue section

of the screen.This feature will help to determine

the strength of the return echo from the bottom

and therefore how hard or soft the bottom may

be.

Navigate Mode

In this mode the depth, speed and temperature

are displayed in large easily readable digits. This

is useful when navigating to your favourite fishing

location.

To increase precision, the values are displayed

in 0.1 increments.

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