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- Page 1 Ghost Series Operator Manual ENGLISH lowrance.com...
- Page 3 • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Preface | Ghost Series Operator Manual...
- Page 4 Level 2 devices of the Radiocommunications (Electromagnetic Compatibility) standard 2017. • Radiocommunications (Short Range Devices) Standards 2014. Trademarks • Navico® is a registered trademark of Navico Holding AS. • Lowrance® is a registered trademark of Navico Holding AS. Preface | Ghost Series Operator Manual...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Steering with the foot pedal Activating the propeller Adjusting the speed Select a mode or action Modes and actions Service and Maintenance General maintenance Propeller replacement Updating the software Troubleshooting Audible feedback LED indicators Contents | Ghost Series Operator Manual... -
Page 6: Introduction
Used when stowing and deploying the trolling motor. The trolling motor is latched in both stowed and deployed positions, pulling the cable releases the latching. Depth adjustment knob When loosened, the lower unit depth can be adjusted. Motor mount Introduction | Ghost Series Operator Manual... -
Page 7: Safe Operation With The Trolling Motor
- Always disconnect motor from the batteries before cleaning or checking the propeller. - Do not attempt to disassemble the 360 breakaway. - Keep fingers clear from moving parts when stowing or deploying the trolling motor. Introduction | Ghost Series Operator Manual... -
Page 8: Deploying And Stowing The Trolling Motor
Tilt the trolling motor to the stow position. The lower unit (B) will automatically adjust to the proper stowing angle. If necessary, push the trolling motor down against the deck of the boat until it locks in the stow position. Attach the stow strap (C). Introduction | Ghost Series Operator Manual... -
Page 9: Adjusting The Trolling Motor
The FlipSwitch allows you to move the momentary switch (propeller ON) from the left to the right side. Tools required • 1x Philips screwdriver #2 Procedure Remove the lock screw (A) that secures the cover plate (B). Adjusting the trolling motor | Ghost Series Operator Manual... - Page 10 Turn the FlipSwitch assembly (E) 1800 and fasten the screws that secure the FlipSwitch assembly. Slide the cover plate (B) back in place and fasten the lock screw (A). 10 | Adjusting the trolling motor | Ghost Series Operator Manual...
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Page 11: Adjusting The Braided Stainless Steel Pull Cable Length
Apply thread locker to the 2 set screws (D) if needed. Tighten the set screws and cut the pull cable (E) approximately 5 mm (1/5”) above the clamp (F). Re-install the handle top cover by pushing it down onto the handle. | 11 Adjusting the trolling motor | Ghost Series Operator Manual... -
Page 12: Operation
The direction indicator (A) shows the direction in which the lower unit (B) is pointing. Turn to starboard (right) by pushing the toe end (C) of the foot pedal down. Turn to port (left) by pushing the heel end (D) of the foot pedal down. 12 | Operation | Ghost Series Operator Manual... -
Page 13: Activating The Propeller
It is also possible to run the trolling motor in Propeller constant ON mode, refer to “Propeller constant ON” on page 16. Adjusting the speed Rotate the speed adjustment knob (A) to increase or decrease the propeller speed. | 13 Operation | Ghost Series Operator Manual... -
Page 14: Select A Mode Or Action
Maintains the vessel at the current position. ¼ Note: When in anchor mode, the vessel heading will be affected by wind and/or current. Deactivate anchor mode Any foot pedal operation will deactivate the mode. 14 | Operation | Ghost Series Operator Manual... - Page 15 ¼ Note: When the mode is activated, the motor will automatically run to the speed level indicated on the speed wheel. Deactivate heading lock mode Any foot pedal operation will deactivate the mode. | 15 Operation | Ghost Series Operator Manual...
- Page 16 Press any mode key or the momentary switch to deactivate constant ON mode. Power-Pole auto down Lowers the Power-Poles all the way down. Power-Pole auto up Raises the Power-Poles all the way up. Create waypoint Creates a waypoint at the current vessel position. 16 | Operation | Ghost Series Operator Manual...
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Page 17: Service And Maintenance
Front latch block Yearly Grease the contact surface (A) of the front latch block with calcium sulfonate marine grease. Braided stainless steel Yearly Visual inspection. Replace if damaged. pull cable and handle | 17 Service and Maintenance | Ghost Series Operator Manual... -
Page 18: Propeller Replacement
Remove the propeller and inspect the drive pin (A) and propeller shaft (B) for damage. If the shaft is damaged, contact a service center. Replace any damaged parts. The drive pin (A) can be removed by gently tapping from one side. 18 | Service and Maintenance | Ghost Series Operator Manual... -
Page 19: Updating The Software
From a compatible multifunction display unit To update the unit from a compatible multifunction display unit, download the latest software from www.lowrance.com and refer to the display unit’s documentation for details about the update procedure. From the Lowrance application The Lowrance app can be downloaded from the relevant phone/tablet application store. -
Page 20: Troubleshooting
For more information, refer to “Audible error messages” on page 21. 4 short beeps Trolling motor startup sequence completed 2 long beeps Calibration initiated Broadcast Bluetooth pairing 3 long beeps Calibration completed Bluetooth pairing completed 20 | Service and Maintenance | Ghost Series Operator Manual... - Page 21 Invalid foot pedal angle ..Invalid heading information Check compass connection Invalid COG Missing GPS signal .--. Invalid position Missing GPS signal Invalid navigation data Check multifunction display navigation source selection | 21 Service and Maintenance | Ghost Series Operator Manual...
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Page 22: Led Indicators
LED indicators 22 | Service and Maintenance | Ghost Series Operator Manual...