Lowrance 10764001 - Manual

Lowrance 10764001

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – All Rights Reserved; It is your sole responsibility
  • Page 3 – Preface; Copyright; Copyright © 2012 Navico Holding AS.; Warranty
  • Page 4 – About this manual; Used to draw the reader’s attention to a comment or some; The software; Warning: Used when it is necessary to warn personnel that
  • Page 5 – Contents; HDS Gen2 Touch screen and keys
  • Page 6 – 3 StructureScan HDTM
  • Page 7 – 8 The alarm system
  • Page 8 – 3 Using AIS
  • Page 9 – Introduction; HDS Gen2 Touchscreen and keys; Touchscreen
  • Page 10 – The HDS Gen2 Touch home screen; video is only available on HDS Gen2 Touch 9” and 12” units.
  • Page 11 – Basic operation; The power key; If the power key is released before shut-down is completed,; First time startup; Maybe later; to manually configure settings.; Using the touchscreen
  • Page 12 – Operation Menu/Dialogs; Menus; Page menus; Slide bar
  • Page 13 – Back button; Page menu
  • Page 14 – Settings dialog; Dialog boxes; Close
  • Page 15 – Using the cursor; To remove the cursor and cursor window from the page, tap the; Clear cursor; On the Chart page, tap; Restore cursor; to display the cursor in; Panning; Positioning a Man Overboard waypoint; a MOB waypoint is positioned at the vessel’s position
  • Page 16 – Cancel navigation; Screen capture; Simultaneously press and hold the; PageS; and; POWeR; keys to
  • Page 17 – Pages; Page overview; Video is available only on 9” and 12” units. The radar option; Selecting pages, quick splits
  • Page 18 – Selecting Active panel; Adjusting splits; Adjust splits; Customizing pages; Saving Favorites; Clear
  • Page 19 – PAgeS; editing favorites
  • Page 20 – Deleting favorites; Data Overlay; Customizing overlay data
  • Page 21 – Chart; This unit has different embedded cartography depending on; The Chart page; * Optional chart items; Vessel symbol; Zoom keys
  • Page 22 – Chart scale; Zoom; Using the cursor on the chart page; Goto cursor; Panning the chart
  • Page 23 – Chart menu; to return to the normal chart menu.; Saving waypoints; New waypoint; on the; wayPoiNT; key twice. With the cursor active, the waypoint will; Creating routes; You can quickly create routes on the chart page.; measuring distance; No cursor
  • Page 24 – Finish; Find; Chart options; orientation; North up
  • Page 25 – Look ahead; There are two 3D views available:; Camera; on; Chart tilted in rotate mode
  • Page 26 – When in rotate mode, use horizontal motions to rotate the; You switch from Rotate mode to Pan mode by tapping; imagery; D mapping
  • Page 27 – This is the minimum information sufficient for navigation; This is all available information for the chart in use; Categories; info; button to
  • Page 28 – Selecting chart data; Change to Navionics; or; Change to Lowrance; to; Chart overlay; Weather overlay currently is only available in the United States.; Chart Settings; D boat selection
  • Page 29 – Range Rings; Navionics chart options; COG
  • Page 30 – Community layer; Shading adds terrain information to the chart.
  • Page 31 – Maximum transparency
  • Page 32 – Navionics settings; optional settings for Navionics charts; Traditional 2D chart
  • Page 33 – The waypoints, route and trails screens; Waypoint; Waypoints; A waypoint is a user generated
  • Page 34 – Positioning waypoints; key; new; on the waypoint dialog to create; WayPoinT; key twice to save a waypoint at the cursor position.; Edit waypoints
  • Page 35 – You can set an alarm radius for each waypoint you create.; Routes; Creating new route from chart page
  • Page 36 – Creating routes using existing waypoints; New route window
  • Page 37 – Trails; Creating a new trail; on the Trails dialog and tap; Save; to create a new trail. Trail; Trail settings; The Trails option must also be turned ON in the chart settings
  • Page 38 – Navigating; Navigating on the chart; Navigate a route
  • Page 39 – When route navigation is started, the menu will expand showing; Selecting start point; You cancel navigation from the; Navigation; Navigation settings panel
  • Page 40 – Arrival radius; Logging Type
  • Page 41 – Steer page; Data fields
  • Page 42 – Sonar; Using the cursor on the sonar page
  • Page 43 – Zooming; Zoom bars
  • Page 44 – Viewing sonar history; preview
  • Page 45 – Sonar menu; to return to the normal sonar menu.; Range; Digital depth can be lost when using a custom depth range.; Frequency
  • Page 46 – advanced; Log sonar data
  • Page 47 – Bytes per sounding; When the sonar image is being recorded, there will be a flashing red; Viewing recorded sonar data; View sonar log; on the Sonar settings menu.; Recording symbol
  • Page 48 – Colorline; Sensitivity; View; View
  • Page 50 – Shows sonar echoes as fish symbols instead of fish arches.; The Measure button will only be visible on the Sonar menu
  • Page 51 – Stop sonar; Sonar settings; network sonar
  • Page 52 – overlay DownscanTM; overlay downscan; Fishing modes; Fishing Mode; Reset fishing mode
  • Page 53 – installation settings; Keel offset
  • Page 54 – water speed calibration; Water temperature calibration only appears if the transducer is; transducer type
  • Page 55 – StructureScan HDTM; You must have a StructureScan HD transducer installed to use; SideScan
  • Page 56 – DownScan; on the StructureScan menu.
  • Page 57 – Saving a waypoint; Viewing StructureScan history; Preview
  • Page 58 – StructureScanTM menu; to return to the normal StructureScan
  • Page 59 – Log sonar; Contrast; Fine adjustments can be made by tapping above or below; Palette
  • Page 60 – The Measure button will only be visible on the Structure menu; network StructureScan; Structure settings
  • Page 61 – StructureMapTM; Turning on StructureMap overlay
  • Page 62 – Live mode
  • Page 63 – If there is more than one StructureMap of the same area on; Structure options
  • Page 64 – Noise Rejection; Logging Structure data; To record structure data, steer your boat over an area and select; Log; from the Structure options menu.
  • Page 65 – Converting files; Convert to map when; Keep the size of your sonar logs to 100MB or less to allow for; Accessing StructureMap files on SD card
  • Page 66 – Sharing files; Scanning Fishing areas; Optimal speed for viewing or logging StructureMap data; Scanning tips
  • Page 67 – The Instruments panels; To include fuel/engine information, engine and tank; The dashboards; Next; Prev; Customizing the Instrument panel
  • Page 68 – Edit an Instrument dashboard
  • Page 69 – The video images will not be shared via the network. You can; The video page; Adjusting the video image
  • Page 70 – The Alarm system; The alarms dialog; Set limits
  • Page 71 – Type of messages; Color; Single alarms
  • Page 72 – Acknowledging an alarm; Option
  • Page 73 – Utilities; The Utilities; Vessels; Status listing; List of all AIS, MARPA, and DSC vessels with available information.; Message listing
  • Page 74 – Trip Calculator; Today; Search function for chart components.; Alarms; Active alarms; List of active alarms.; Alarm history; List of all alarms with time stamp.; Alarm settings
  • Page 75 – Tides; Viewing screenshots
  • Page 76 – Copying files to SD card; Settings; Opens the system settings menu.
  • Page 77 – System Settings; Changing system settings; Language
  • Page 78 – Shows a dialog with more advanced settings.; Units; Warning: If waypoints, routes and trails are selected, they will
  • Page 79 – Using the simulator; Simulator mode
  • Page 80 – Advanced simulator settings; Selects the source where simulated GPS data is generated.; Moves the simulated vessel position to the cursor position.
  • Page 81 – Radar overlay requires data from heading sensor.; Radar operation modes; The power to the radar scanner is turned off; Cursor
  • Page 82 – Adjusting range; Press and hold to activate cursor assist mode.; You can navigate to the cursor by tapping Goto cursor on the menu.; A heading sensor must be connected to the system to save a
  • Page 83 – Measuring range and bearing to a target; Range rings; Radar menu; to return to the normal radar menu.; Adjust; Auto mode will work best in most conditions
  • Page 84 – Position
  • Page 85 – Symbology
  • Page 86 – Defining an EBL/VRM marker; Set offset; Setting a guard zone around your vessel
  • Page 87 – Radar Settings menu
  • Page 88 – STC curve; When a 4G broadband radar is installed, beam sharpening is; Target trails; Radar orientation; Rotates the radar image so North is always at the top of the screen.
  • Page 89 – Turns on/off viewing of the North indicator on the radar page.; MARPA; You must have a heading sensor connected to your system to
  • Page 90 – MARPA target symbols; Your unit uses the target symbols shown below.; Tracking MARPA targets; Cancelling target tracking; Cancel target
  • Page 91 – Viewing target information; Defining dangerous vessels
  • Page 92 – Vessel alarm settings; Alarm ID; The check box controls whether the alarm pop-up; Radar overlay
  • Page 93 – Radar installation menu; This control should only be adjusted by experienced radar
  • Page 94 – Restore radar to Factory Default
  • Page 95 – Using AIS; Target symbols; The unit uses the AIS target symbols shown below:
  • Page 96 – Viewing information about AIS targets; Selecting single AIS targets
  • Page 97 – Vessel alarms; The vessel settings panel
  • Page 98 – Your vessel’s MMSI number; The Vessel message option in the alarm settings must be; Filtering the targets
  • Page 99 – Networking; Auto configuration; Auto configure; Data sources
  • Page 100 – Configuring data sources; Configure; Scope
  • Page 101 – Device; New; Used to create an instance of a data source.; Remove; Allows you to remove a device instance from the network.; Renaming a data source
  • Page 102 – Device list; Calibrating devices; Calibrate; and follow the onscreen instructions to calibrate the; Diagnostics
  • Page 103 – Used to configure the display unit to send/receive NMEA 0183 data.; Receive waypoint; Configures communication ports to share data with other devices.; Output; Turns on/off NMEA 0183 data output transmissions.; Output sentences; Displays the unit’s IP address on the Ethernet network.
  • Page 104 – Fuel; Vessel setup; Refuel; After filling the tank, tap; Set to full; on the Refuel dialog and tap; When configuring the fuel utility, you must fill the tank to
  • Page 105 – If you need to calibrate a tank, fill the tank, tap the; checkbox, and proceed to tank calibration.; Fuel used; You must have a LWX module and a SIRIUS data subscription
  • Page 106 – SIRIUSTM weather (North America; SIRIUSTM status; The weather display; Weather options will not be shown when the cursor is active.
  • Page 107 – Showing detailed weather information; Precipitation; Precipitation type Color codes
  • Page 108 – Wave indication; Direction
  • Page 109 – Icon; Weather overlay transparency; The opaqueness of the weather overlay can be adjusted.; Weather alarms
  • Page 110 – Weather reports; Marine zone; Accept; to confirm your selection.; Tropical statements
  • Page 111 – Animating SIRIUSTM weather graphics
  • Page 112 – Audio; Enabling audio; Audio bar; on the hidden system menu to enable audio.; The audio media bar
  • Page 113 – Operating the audio source; Selecting the audio source; Volume; Muting; Mute; Audio controls
  • Page 114 – Shuffle and repeat; Using the FM/AM radio; Selecting AM/FM tuner region
  • Page 115 – Saving a channel to the favorite list; Using SIRIUS radio; The channels list
  • Page 116 – Locking channels; You can make adjustments to audio settings by tapping; Mixer
  • Page 117 – Maintenance; Preventive maintenance; Cleaning the display unit
  • Page 118 – Software upgrades; Failure; Backing up your system data; User Data File version 4
  • Page 119 – The example shows how to export waypoints, routes and trails.
  • Page 120 – Index
  • Page 121 – Customizing 18
  • Page 122 – Converting files 63
  • Page 123 – Copying files 74
  • Page 124 – Navico Databases License Agreement
  • Page 125 – Databases Limited Warranty
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Page 2 - All Rights Reserved; It is your sole responsibility

Copyright © 2012 Navico All Rights Reserved Lowrance® and Navico® are registered trademarks of Navico.Fishing Hot Spots® is a registered trademark of Fishing Hot Spots Inc. Copyright© 2012 Fishing Hot Spots.Navionics® is a registered trademark of Navionics, Inc. NMEA 2000® is a registered trademark ...

Page 3 - Preface; Copyright; Copyright © 2012 Navico Holding AS.; Warranty

| 1 Preface As Navico is continuously improving this product, we retain the right to make changes to the product at any time which may not be reflected in this version of the manual. Please contact your Lowrance dealer if you require any further assistance.It is the owner’s sole responsibility to in...

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2 | About this manual This manual is a reference guide for operating the Lowrance HDS Gen 2 Touch system. It assumes that all equipment is installed and configured, and that the system is ready to use.The manual does not cover basic background information about how equipment such as radars, sonars a...

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