Si-tex CVS-126 Manuál s instrukcemi stáhnout pdf (Strana 21)

CVS-126 Chapter 1 Basic Operation

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Confirm the gain state.

The present set value of frequency (high

frequency or low frequency) adjusted last is

displayed at the upper left side of menu.

Example)

The high frequency gain is 8.0 → H: 8.0.

1.7

1.71.7

1.7 Use of 【EVENT】 key

By pressing the 【EVENT】 key, three functions

of [Store Position]. [Store Image] and [Homing]

are available.

The homing is the function to instruct your boat

to navigate easily to a point where you desire to

go back.

[Save pos]: The latitude and longitude of a point

can be stored.

[Store image]: An image of the fish finder can be

stored in the internal memory.

[Homing]: The WPT navigation starts, using the

latitude and longitude of a point which is set as a

destination by pressing the 【EVENT】 key.

Simultaneously, the latitude and longitude of the

point can be stored in the destination list.

Select the event.

Select the functions when pressing the

【EVENT】 key.

1

Press the 【MENU】 key.

2

Select [NAV] → [EVENT Key set].

3

Change the setting of [EVENT key set].

(Refer to [2.6 Setting of Shift ].)

4

Press the 【MENU】 to close the menu.

Preset the destination.

When you find the school of fish or tide, its

location can be preset as a destination.

(10 locations at maximum)

When presetting the destination, switch [NAV] →

[EVENT Key set] → [Store pos].

1

In the state that no other key is pressed,

press the 【

】

key or 【】key.

2

Move the cursor (Redline) with the 【

】

key

or 【

】

key to the location to be preset as

a destination.

3

Press the 【EVENT】 key.

When decided, the red line is drawn at the

designated location on the echo sounder

menu and the latitude and longitude of

designated location are registered in the

destination list.

At this moment, the list number of preset

destination is displayed.

EVENT Key set

Store pos

Store image

Homing

R:M

12.6V

H:8.0

Cursor (Redline)

L

H

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