Dictionary; How To Read This Manual - Belitronic BJ5000 Ex Manual

Congratulation on a great choice of Jigging Machine!
Belitronic has produced electronic jigging machines since 1972, something we were first in the world with.
Since then, we have sold thousands of machines to about 100 countries. Especially Norway, Iceland,
Faroe Islands, Denmark Canada, USA and Australia.
The manual now refers to the chapter with sub pages (instead of current page number). Chapter can be
specified as "installation", but can also be displayed by the [ ] characters, and simultaneously shows how
to press the buttons in the display's menu system to find the function. All keys have symbols for primary
functions, but also have small letters or numbers printed in the front panel for navigation purposes. For
example, [E12] is a reference to Chapter [E12] of the manual and navigation of the menu system. In this
example, the [E]nter, Button [1] and then button [2] must be pressed. In the manual, the chapters are
sorted by number starting from left and not as whole numbers. That is, Chapter [E123] comes after [E1]
and [E12] but before [E2].
Bold text such as MOTOR written in capital letters refers to the menu system where up to six choices can
be displayed and selected with corresponding buttons [1] - [6] below the display. Choices leads directly
to screens or to submenus with additional menu choices in smaller loops which roll back to previous
menu. To display more screens repeat press the [P]rog button. [PP] means, for example, press twice,
and [PPP P] press four times. Sometimes it may be, for example, [P]2[PP], which means that you must
first press the [P]rog button once. The screens showed must be set to value "2". Then two more press on
the [P]rog button. Bold text with gem characters are features. Values for a picture are written inside italics
(" ").
• Brake: A constant braking force on the wheel when the line is going down.
• Depth: Fishing depth, and maximum fishing depth in Bottom Fishing Programs.
• Factory reset: Loading values previously Stored, or Factory set values.
• Fishing area: Is the area between set Depth and Jig length.
• Step: Part of Jig Length. Followed by a short stop Step Pause before continue with next Step length
• Jig length: Length of line drawn up from set Depth.
• Line out: Line length pulled out in Fathoms, Feet or Meter.
• Max depth: Special function in Bottom Fishing for straightening up line if the boat drifts away.
• Softstart: Acceleration time for the motor when starting, or changing speed.
• Catch registration: When a sensor detects catch, it sets Ex in Catch or Haul up mode.
• Catch LED: Four LED's flashes at catch registration.
• Zeropoint: Is the point of fishingline when Line out is zeroed bypressing [Z]ero button.
• Hauling up: multiple meanings.
▪ Settings of the motor when hauling up to Zeropoint (Speed, Force and Acceleration).
▪ Length of line hauled up in special function Max depth, see the list above.
▪ How much line allowed to pulled out before Ex hauls back to Stoppoint again.
• RP: Short for Reverse Polarity for demagnitization of the electromagnetic clutch.
• Rpm: Speeds in the manualen are described as RPM (which is not any unit for speed) of the motor
and wheel rather then line length per time unit e.g m/s or knots.
• Drag: Basic force applied to motor/wheel when stopped or motor runs.
• Bar: Displays sometimes shows vaules as animated analogue bars. Easier to read sometimes.
• Line mess: Function to prevent Line mess when the lines tangles.
• Stoppoint: Value of Line out when motor stopps.
• Beep: Built in sounder/speaker for various attention and confirmations.
• Counter: Register for the number of wheel laps payed out. Recalculated and shown as Line out.
• Reset: Loading Factory set values or user previously saved values.
• Work mode: Ex has 3 different modes. Manual mode is when not used. Auto mode is when machine
works automatically with any of the FishIng gprograms, with Catch detection possibillity. Pause
mode is used while moving between fishing spots when line is in water, allowing the motor to start if
line is pulled out.
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