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LCD
-
Liquid crystal display.
The screen
or
display
of a
Liquid Crystal
Graph
sonar instrument.
LCG
-
Liquid Crystal Graph.
NOISE
-
Any
undesired
signal.
Electrical
noise is caused
by engine
ignitions systems,
radios,
etc. Acoustic noise is caused
by
the vibration
of the
engine
or other mechanical sources.
Noise
appears
on the
display
as random dots or lines.
OPERATING FREQUENCY-
Frequency
of a sonar unit's transmitter
and receiver.
(See kHz.)
OUTPUT POWER
-
The
amplitude
of electrical
energy
transmitted from
the sonar unit to the transducer.
Measured in
watts,
the
higher
the
output power,
the
deeper
a sonar unit can
read,
and more detail can be
displayed.
PIXEL
-
The small dots or
squares
on a
liquid crystal display
or CAT.
PIXEL DENSITY
-
The number of
pixels per square
inch
on a
liquid
crystal
display. Typically,
the
greater
number of vertical
pixels,
the
better the resolution.
PULSE LENGTh
-
The amount
of time that the sonar transmits. This is
measured in micro-seconds. The shorter the
pulse length,
the better
the resolution. For
example,
a 30
micro-second
pulse
length
is
equal
to
a one inch resolution.
RANGE The section of water shown on the sonar
display.
For
example,
a 60 foot
range
has zero for the
upper
limit and 60
for the
lower limit.
REMOTE
-
An
intelligent "repeater"
unit that receives
depth
information
from
another sonar unit. A remote doesn't have a transmitter
or re-
ceiver.
However,
it does have it's own features that are
adjustable
and
operate separately
from the master.
RESOLUTION
-
The
ability
of a
sonar unit to
separate targets
from
each other or from the bottom.
SCALE
-
The
markings
on a sonar unit's
display.
To determine the
depth
of a
target, simply compare
the
target's
location 10 the
location of
the scale markers on the
display.
INTRODUCTION
Welcome to the world of
sportfishing
sonar. Your
Eagle
Fish l.D. and
Fish 1.0. Plus are
high quality
sonar
designed
for both
professional
and
novice users. These units have
an automatic feature that finds and
displays
the bottom
depth,
fish,
and structure.
As
you
become familiar
with
your
Fish
1.0.,
you
can "fine tune"
the unit to the
surrounding
conditions to
get
the most from
your
sonar.
(Note:
All
operating
instructions for the
Fish l.D. and Fish 1.0. Plus are
the same
except
for
speed
and
temperature.
Only
the
Fish l.D. Plus
has those functions. To
simplify
this
manual,
all references to the Fish
1.0. will also hold true for the Fish 1.0. Plus.
To
get
started with
your
Fish
l.D.,
first read
the installation section.
This is where it all
begins,
and
improper
installation can
cause
problems
down the road. After
you've
read these instructions and installed
your
Fish
l.D.,
read the rest of this manual in detail. The
more
you
know
when
you
get
to the
water,
the more
your
Fish 1.0. will do for
you.
Take
this
manual for reference when
you
head for the water.
INSTALLATION
Mounting
Install the unit in
any
convenient
location, provided
there is clearance
when tilted for the best
viewing angle.
Holes in the bracket base allow
wood screw or
through
bolt
mounting.
Place a
piece
of
plywood
on the
back of thin
panels
to secure the
mounting
hardware. Make certain
there is
enough
room behind
the unit to attach the
power
and
transducer cables.
You can route the
power
and transducer
cables
through
the one inch
hole in the base of the
gimbal
bracket. Then
pass
them
through
a hole
in the
mounting
surface. First
pass
the transducer connector and cable
up
through
the hole and
gimbal
bracket. Then
push
the
power
cable
wire down
through
the bracket and dash. After
routing
the
cables,
fill
the hole with silicone rubber adhesive
(RTV).
Offset the bracket to
cover the
majoilty
of the hole.
Power Connections
The Fish l.D.
operates
from a 12 volt
battery system.
Attach the
power
cable to an
accessory
or
power
buss.
If
you
have
problems
with
electrical
interference,
then attach the
cable
directly
to the
battery.
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