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- Page 1 QUICK-START GUIDE A P E X B O AT E L E C T R O F I S H E R 11241.0 APEX Boat Quick-Start Guide...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Please contact product manufacturer for return instructions. All Smith-Root, Inc. manufactured products are covered by a one year warranty. Credit & Refund Policy: Customers returning equipment, in new condition, will be given credit five days from the date of the return. A return authorization must accompany returns. Valid equipment returns include, but are not limited to, ordering incorrect equipment, funding deficits, and defective equipment returned for reimbursement. -
Page 3: Controls And Features
APEX BOAT ELECTROFISHER APEX CONTROLS AND FEATURES Take the time to familiarize yourself with the APEX’s features before beginning electrofishing. FRONT PANEL BUTTONS BACK FRONT PANEL: BACK PANEL: AUDIO ALARM 8. POWER IN CONNECTOR Sounds to indicate that the unit is on and to Power input connector for connecting to indicate modes or faults. -
Page 4: Hookup
You can also connect the APEX’s foot switch connector to a boat’s Consult your boat’s specifications internal foot switch system, if or Smith-Root technical support for so equipped. Consult technical more information. support if further guidance is needed. 2019... -
Page 5: External Components
APEX BOAT ELECTROFISHER APEX Boat Electrofisher Quick-Start Guide WARNING! LIVE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT WHEN ENERGIZED. DIRECT CONTACT WITH EQUIPMENT MAY CAUSE ELECTRIC SHOCK OR BURN. Appropriate personal protective equipment is required at all times. Using this equipment in a manner not advised in the instruction manual, quick start guide, tutorial video(s) or otherwise could result in injury, death, or damage to the unit. -
Page 6: Frequency
QUICK-START GUIDE form. Once complete, press BACK button to return to home screen. a. Direct Current (DC) – Continu- ous, uninterrupted current flows from APEX between anode and cathode. This method is generally favored for use with endangered and threatened species. Screenshot: Waveform types DC does create a higher power demand from the generator. -
Page 7: Duty Cycle
APEX BOAT ELECTROFISHER b. 30 Hertz – Moderate frequency is commonly used for more frag- ile species with increased vertebral count and minimized scales. c. 60 hertz – Higher frequency is commonly used for more robust species with decreased vertebral count and thicker scaling. -
Page 8: Favorites
QUICK-START GUIDE c. 50 – 150 Volts – Low voltage is typically used in high conductivity water. Additionally, lower voltage is often useful in shallower pools. 4. Favorites i. Saving Electrical Inputs – To save an electrical input to the Favorites sec- tion, press the WAVEFORM button on the home screen, then press FAVOR- ITES. -
Page 9: In Field Help
APEX BOAT ELECTROFISHER 6. In Field Help Light Bulbs – Light bulb icons can be accessed on the APEX for further information on particular topics. ii. Diagnostic Screen – A diagnostic screen can be found in the menu that displays a multitude of input and output parameters along with system information. -
Page 10: Input And Output Data Storage
QUICK-START GUIDE 7. Input and Output Data Storage Data Storage – The APEX stores input and output data every second that the anode pole switch is activated. a. Recording data – The APEX automat- ically records data when the output is active. -
Page 11: Specifications
APEX BOAT ELECTROFISHER TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Input Power: 240VAC 50/60hz Conductivity Range: 25-5000uS Output Waveforms: DC, Pulsed DC, Burst of Pulses DC, AC Output Voltage: 0-1350VDC - 0-240VAC Voltage Adjustment Increment: 1V Output Current: 0-22ADC continuous @ 300VDC Peak Output Current: 55A @ 250V 30Hz 10% duty cycle 30A @... - Page 12 (360) 573-0202 Vancouver, WA USA www.smith-root.com...
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