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USING THE 160
CONTROL PANELS
and structure is reduced. Selecting a smaller
numeric setting narrows the band, and
shows
greater
composition. Selecting "OFF" turns the
White Line feature off.
Note: The White Line setting is
retained in memory when the 160 is
turned off. The factory setting is
"OFF".
D
A
EPTH
LARM
alarm. The alarm will sound when the digital
depth becomes equal to or less than the setting.
The tone sounds at a rapid rate for several
seconds and then sounds intermittently until the boat moves to deeper
water. The Depth Alarm can be muted by pressing the C
knob; once muted the alarm will not sound again until the boat moves
to water greater than the Depth Alarm setting. Remember, depth is
measured from the transducer, not the surface of the water.
The Depth Alarm setting is not retained in memory when the 160 is turned off.
S
allows the 160 to operate in simulated sonar mode. This is
IMULATOR
useful for learning the features and functionality
of the 160 when not on the water. When
operating with the simulator on and without a
transducer connected the 160 does not
remember any changes to settings.
The Simulator setting is not retained in memory when the 160 is turned off.
20
20
variation
activates a shallow water depth
in
bottom
White Line Screen
ONTROL
P
ANEL
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