Data Screen; Range Menu - NorthStar EXPLORER 443S Installation And Operation Manual

3-7 DATA screen

Select MAIN MENU - DATA to display the DATA
screen:
Battery
Speed
Depth
A graph displays the surface water temperature
for the last 40 minutes and is updated every
30 seconds. The current water temperature is
displayed above the graph and is updated every
second.
TIP: Use the < key to immediately return to the fish finder screens.

3-8 RANGE menu

Select MAIN MENU - RANGE to change the
manual range and adjust the selected depth
range.
The range setup box is displayed. This shows the
depth of water displayed vertically and the range
mode setting.
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Temperature
Temperature
Graph
Log
Engine hours
Enabled
alarms
Northstar Explorer 443s/443sp Installation and Operation Manual
The temperature can be displayed in °F
(Fahrenheit) or °C (Celsius). Use the SETUP - UNITS
- TEMPERATURE menu to select the desired
temperature units (see section 4-2).
Alarms that indicate a specific temperature, or
rate of change of temperature, may be enabled
(see section 4-1).
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Log ( ONLY) One of two distance logs
can be displayed: Trip Log or Total Log. Both logs
are retained in the Explorer 443s/443sp memory
when the unit is switched off.
Use the SETUP - LOG menu to select the Trip Log
or Total Log (see section 4-6). The Trip Log must
be reset manually (e.g. to record total mileage
during a season, or the distance travelled on this
trip).
Note: That the units displayed on each Log will
correspond with the Speed.
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Speed ( ONLY) can be displayed in knots
(KN), miles per hour (MPH), or kilometres per hour
(KPH). Use the SETUP - UNITS - SPEED menu to
select the desired speed units (see section 4-2).
Northstar fishfinders has two range modes, Auto
Range and Manual Range. The use of Auto Range
is recommended. See section 3-2 for more details.
To change between Auto Range and Manual
Range, press .
The Manual Range mode offers the user a choice
of pre-selected water depths. Use
display the options and select a water depth.
Press to exit.
and to