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Bottom Black
The next Option menu is Bottom Black. There are two
selections available; Off and On. The factory setting is Off.
With this setting, the ProAngler displays the bottom using
Structure ID. This allows the user to determine the texture or
relative hardness of the bottom. Selecting Bottom Black "ON",
will cause the unit to blacken in the display below the bottom.
This gives the user easiest recognition of the bottom location,
even from a great distance.
The ProAngler remembers the Bottom Black setting when
powered oft.
Diagnostic
Diagnostic is the next Option menu. Two options are available: Hide and
Show. The factory setting is Hide. Selecting Show brings up the
Diagnostic screen. See the Using Diagnostic section for more information.
Reset
The final Option is Reset. With so many User Options available to customize
the ProAngler, it is easy to configure the unit in such a way that it is detrimental
to a particular use. By using the Reset function, all variable or user-controlled
features of the ProAngler are returned to the factory settings.
The Reset function is an important first step in trouble-shooting problems to
ensure that a user selected setting is not the cause for the perceived problem.
Use the ARROW buttons to highlight "Yes" and the unit will return to factory settings. After
making the selection, press MENU to end Options and return to normal operation.
USING DIAGNOSTIC
The ProAngler contains a powerful diagnostic tool which can aid in determining the cause of a
problem. To enable Diagnostic, power the unit on and use the DOWN ARROW button to highlight
the Diagnostic option on the initial screen. Diagnostic can also be accessed through the Options
menu. (See Control Functions.)
When selecting Diagnostic from the startup menu, the menu will time out and the first of two
diagnostic screens will appear. Upon enabling diagnostic, the ProAngler will perform a self-test.
This test confirms the operation of all internal circuitry. At the conclusion of the test, one of two
messages will appear; "passed" indicates that the internal test discovered no failures. "Failed"
indicates that a significant internal problem was discovered and the unit will require factory