Eagle ID-6300 Specifications download pdf (Page 6)

MENU #9

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DIGITAL AVERAGING

The

digital

sonar used in

the

ID-

6300 is a

highly

sensitive

device that

gives rapid ujxlates

of the water's

depth.

Under most

conditions,

the bottom con-

tour

changes

so

quick

that the

display

appears

to

"jitter".

In

other

words,

the

display

will

change

so

quicklythat

it can

be difficult to

determine the actual bot-

tom

depth.

To minimize this

condition,

the lD-6300

averages

the bottom

read-

ings

and

displays

the result. When

the

lD-6300

is first turned

on,

averaging

is

enabled. To turn it

off,

select menu #8

by

first

pressing

the CMN'D FUNCTION

key.

Then

press

the

up

or down

arrow

keys

on

the ZONE ALARM section

until

menu 8

displays.

Next

press

the

up

or

downarrows

intheRANGEsectiori of the

keyboard

to turn

averaging

on or off.

Wait six seconds for the

menu to

disap-

pearorpressthecMN'DFIJNCTION

key

to activate.

MENU

#10

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FAST SCROLL

The fast scroll feature

causes

targets

on the

display

to scroll

very

fast.

Use this feature when

you're

travelling

at

high speed.

To turn

Fast Scroll

on,

press

the CMN'D.

FUNCTION

key.

Then

press

the

up

or

down arrow

keys

on the ZONE

ALARM section

until menu #10

displays.

Next

press

the

up

or down arrows in the

RANGE section

of the

keyboard

to turn

Fast Scrofi on or

off. Wait six seconds for

the

menu to

disappear

or

press

the

CMN'D

FUNCTION

key

to activate.

NOTE:

Turning

on Fast Scroll turns the

digital,

automatic,

and fish 1.0. off. The

the lower limit.

Automatically placing

the bottom

signal

in

this

window,

the

10-6300 tracks it as it moves

shallower or

deeper.

Press the ZOOM

key.

If

you

don't have a 20 foot

window,

press

eitherthe

up

or

down arrows in

the

RANGEsection until the

upper

limit is 20

feet shallowerthan

thelowerlimft.

The

lD-6300 will choose an

upper

and lower limit

that

will

place

the

bottom

signal

in the2ofootwindow.

The bottom will

always

be inside this window.

If the

segment

size is 40 feet or

greater,

the

window limits will end in zero

(1 0,20,30,

etc.).

Otherwise the

limits are in one foot

Increments.

GRAYLINE

To exit from

this

function,

press

the ZOOM

key.

[GRAY

The GFIAYLINE

functions tells the relative

strength

of

signals

displayed

on the screen, It

also

gives

clues to

the

composition

of the

bottom. In other

words, you

can tell if the

bottom is soft or hard.

A hard

bottom returns a

strong signal

causing

a wide

gray

line. A

soft,

muddy

or

weedy

bottom returns

a weaker

signal

which is

emphasized

with

a narrow

gray

line.

If

you

have two

signals

of

equal size,

one with

gray

and

the other

without,

then the

target

with

gray

is

the

stronger signal.

This

helps

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GRAYLINE:

ON

GRAYLINE: OFF

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