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TROLLING MOTOR INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
IMPORTANT: GPS signal strength may vary, depending on satellite reception.
This can affect GPS performance.
1.
a. If performing the compass calibration with the boat in the water:
locate a suitable area clear of obstructions to navigation (both above
and below the waterline) to perform the compass calibration.
b. If performing the compass calibration with the boat on the trailer:
locate a suitable area clear of obstructions to perform the compass
calibration.
2. Deploy the trolling motor. Adjust the motor height so that the bottom of the
head is 15.2 cm (6 in.) above the depth collar and the motor. If performing
the compass calibration with the boat in the water, verify that you are in a
location where your trolling motor and primary propulsion engine will not
hit bottom or other obstructions.
3. Press and hold the manual mode button, then press 1, 1, 1. The trolling
motor will emit three ascending‑tone beeps and the GPS status indicator
light will turn off.
4.
a. If performing the compass calibration with the boat in the water:
use the primary propulsion engine to slowly drive the boat in two
complete circles.
b. If performing the compass calibration with the boat on the trailer:
tow the boat in two complete circles.
5. Two beeps will occur when very close to completing the second circle.
The GPS status indicator light will turn on and a beep will occur, signalling
a successful compass calibration.
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