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RESETTING ALL GROUPS
zone alarm bar set as
desired, press
the CLEAR
key
to erase the menus.
To return all of the
groups
to
their
factory settings
without
turning
the unit
off and on
again, pressthe
WINDOWS
key,
then
pressthe
MENU
key,then
press
the
key adjacent
to
the "MAIN MENU" label. Now
press
the
key
adjacent
to
the "REPROGRAM A GROUP" label.
Finally, press
the
key
next to the "RESET
ALL GROUPS" label.
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The above
steps automatically
turn the zone alarm on if it was off. To turn
the zone alarm
off, press
the ALARM
key,
then
press
the
key
next to the
"Turn Zone Alarm Off" label at the
bottom of
the
screen.
Normally,
the zone alarm bar
disappears
from the screen after
you
make
adjustments.
To leave the
zone alarm baron the screen all of the
time,
see
the
"Display
Zone
Alarm Bar" section in this manual for instructions.
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DEPTH ALARMS
The
depth
alarms sound a tone when the bottom
signal goes
shallower
than the shallow alarm's
setting
or
deeper
than the
deep
alarm's
setting.
For
example,
if
you
set the shallow alarm to ten
feet,
the alarm will sound
a tone if the bottom
signal
is
less than ten feet. It will con
_______ _________________
tinue to sound until
you
mute it
______ __________
or until the bottom
goes deeper
than 10 feet. The
deep
alarm _________________________
works
just
the
opposite.
It
_____
_______________
_____
sounds a
warning
tone if the ________ ______________________
bottom
depth goes deeperthan
________________ _____
the alarm's
setting.
Both
depth
alarms work
only
off the
digital ________________________
bottom
depth signals.
No other
________
targets
will
trip
these alarms. ______
_____
These alarms can be used at
the same time or
bythemselves.
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Your unit has the
unique ability
to view
targets
not
only straight down,
but
also out
to the left or
right
of the boat. This
requires
the
optional
"BroadViewTM transducer. This transducer has three elements that
view
to the
right,
left,
and down. Thetransducer attachesto
your
boat's transom
or it can mount on a
trolling
motor
using
the
optional
TMB-S
trolling
motor
bracket. The
BroadViewTM transducercable attaches
directlytoyoursonar
unit's
transducer connector. See the BroadView's installation instructions
included with the BroadView transducer for more detail.
When
your
sonar unit is first urned on with a BroadViewTM
transducer,
the
down transducer element is in use. To see echoes from either the
left
or
right
transducer
elements,
first
press
the WINDOWS
key. Next, press
the
up
or down arrow
keys
until a Broadview window
appears
as shown atthe
top
of the next
page.
The X-55A
automatically
switches to the transducer
element shown on the
screen. If both left and
right
elements are
showing,
To setthe
depth alarms,
first
pressthe
ALARM
key,
then
pressthe key
next
to
the "SET DEPTH ALARMS" label. The screen shown above
appears.
To
adjust
the shallow
alarm,
press
the
key
next to the "Shal-
low" label. To
adjust
the
deep
alarm,
press
the
key
nexttothe
"Deep"
label. Both alarms ad-
just identically.
We'll use the
shallow alarm as an
example.
Pressing
the
key
next to the
"Shallow" label movesthe black
box from the "OFF"
position
to
the number on
the
right
side of
the
arrow. This number is the
OWONOFF
DEEP OH 100
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