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Eagle Z-6100 Installating And Operation Manual

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  • Page 1 EAGLE Z-6100 INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL EAGLE ELECTRONICS P.O. ORLA. 669, CATOOSA, 74015 Limo USA. 988-O1O624 PDF compression, OCR, web-optimization with CVISION's PdfCompressor...

  • Page 2: Surveying Alake

    ..'Li; season. And they realize that these productive areas change throughout year depending on water level, temperature, food, and other With the aid the Z-6100, anyone can eliminate guesswork concentrate on the areas where fish are likely time on lake!
  • Page 3 Thermoclines are important fishermen because they are areas where fish are active. Many times bait fish wilFbe above thermocline suspend in just below The Z-6100 can detect this invisible layer will to be probably have sensitivity turned up I'll"...

  • Page 4: Surface Clutter

    Be certain that the fuse holder is as close to the power source (battery accessory buss) This protects power cable and your Z-6100 in Z-6100 is protected from accidental polarity reversals and harmed wires are reversed. (However, the unit correct polarity applied.) tizu —...
  • Page 5 Even depth. to a Compared paper graph, Z-6100 cannot show because pixels (dots on the screen) are much arger than graph's markings. Therefore, the Z-6100 cannot as a a bit graph, and more requires the screen than peper graph. Very small fish...

  • Page 6: Keyboard Basics

    Figure Figure Z-6100 fish can be identified by random opposed patterns, made solid, continUous markings noise, characteristic arch times, distinguished The' reaé'on...

  • Page 7: Signal Interpretation

    They're readily available most marine dealers. SIGNAL INTERPRETATION Because your Z-6100 both extremely sensitive and powerful, an accurate picture give of the kind bottom firm sand, gravel, shell, passing. fairly wide the automatic sensitivity signal.

  • Page 8: Operation

    "0" display the digital bottom depth display. After the unit will be depth displayed. [oFF] turn the Z-6100 off, press and the OFF key until HOLD erased. [AUTOH AUTO When Z-6100 is first turned on, automatic mode is on. To...
  • Page 9 Z-6100 outof taken k==1 SENSITIVITY first When turned the Z-6100 is in the AUTO means the sensitivity and range are automatically adjusted find and lock onto computer bottom. automatic mode can be manually adjusted level sensitivity horizontal bar displayed display.

  • Page 10: Zone Alarm

    demonstrates graph with little Figure adjusted properly; fish right, sensitivity clutter more pronounced, and the bottom signal TOO LIULE SENSITLVITY Sfmu/aiedPciutes Figure the far When horizontal bar reaches right hand side is at the sensitivity level msximum high sensitivity settings are used second bottom echo may appear.

  • Page 11: Zoom Bottom Track

    By holding either the right arrow keys, be speeded up or slowed down. When horizontal bar reaches the tar right side is at chart speed its maximum screen, Z-6100 wifl "flutter" signifying chart maximum reached. CHART SPEED 111011 11111111111111 1WIjI sensitivity minimum required pick available.)

  • Page 12: Lower Limit

    Automatic function even Z-6100 won't lower accept an entry limit bottom while Z-6100 is in depth Z-6100 is in Automatic, and example, with a bottom signal 80 feet, and you select will Z-6100 leave lower limit 100 feet SENSI 'V/TV 30—'-•--...

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