Set-Up View; Demo Program; Units Of Measure - Interphase Vista Operation Manual

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Set-Up View

The VISTA includes a SET-UP View where the DEMO
program can be activated, the units of measure and language
can be selected and the display contrast can be adjusted. The
VISTA's internal backup battery will remember all settings for
future use.
From the Main menu press the button below the SET-UP to
put the display into the SET-UP View.
appear as on the left.

Demo Program

We highly recommend you initially operate the VISTA in the
DEMO mode to familiarize yourself with the many advanced
features of the VISTA. When using the SET-UP view, press
and hold the soft key below DEMO until the unit beeps twice
and the word DEMO on the display changes to reverse video
as shown at left. This will activate the simulation program.
The unit will automatically cycle through a simulated
demonstration of its many features. At any time, you can press
any key to gain control of the DEMO program to make your
own selections and adjustments. If you do not press any button
for about 45 seconds, the unit will automatically resume
cycling through the different demo features on its own.
The pictures shown in the DEMO mode are representations of
what you might see on your VISTA. In actual use the picture
you will get can vary significantly depending on depth, bottom
and water conditions, the speed of your boat and many other
factors (see Interpreting The VISTA's Forward Display, page
26).
To exit the DEMO program either turn the VISTA off and
back on again, or press the "DEMO" soft key again.
Select Units of Measure
The VISTA starts with the last units of measure selected. By
pressing the button indicated on the display, you can use the
large front panel knob to choose between U.S., Nautical and
Metric units. Rotate the front panel knob to select (highlight)
the type of display units desired. Once
button to save your selection and exit. The current choice is
displayed each time the "UNITS" soft key is pressed.
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