SOUNDER PAGE
SECTION
3
Whiteline, Chart Speed,
Range Mode
A
B
A. The whiteline value is changed from the options
menu which is accessed from the Sounder Page.
B. Chart speed is adjustable from 10% to 100% in
increments of ten.
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Sounder Page Options (con't.)
• Whiteline Adjust: Whiteline indicates the relative hardness or softness of the bottom.
The bottom itself is shown as a continuous black line, while the whiteline shows up as
a light gray band just below. The whiteline becomes thicker or thinner depending on
bottom hardness. A thin or absent whiteline indicates a soft bottom (muddy or
weedy), while a thick whiteline shows a hard bottom.
Adjusting the whiteline lets you distinguish between strong and weak echoes which
will allow you to tell the difference between a hard and soft bottom. Since whiteline
shows the difference between strong and weak signals, adjusting the sensitivity may
require a different whiteline level. The default whiteline setting is 5%. Five percent
typically provides the best picture under current conditions. For more control, you
can add or subtract the amount of whiteline as described in the steps below. As with
sensitivity, experiment with whiteline to find the setting that's best for your condi-
tions.
To change the whiteline setting:
1. From the Sounder Page press
T
Adjust?' and press
2. The whiteline value display field in the upper right-corner of the screen will be
R
highlighted. Use the
• Chart Speed Adjust: Chart speed is the rate at which echoes scroll across the
screen.
To change the chart speed:
1. From the Sounder Page, press
Speed Adjust? and press
2. The chart speed display field in the upper-right corner of the screen will be high-
R
lighted. Use the
keypad to select the desired value and press
• Set Range Mode: Allows you to select auto, manual, or window range modes.
O
to access the options list. Highlight 'Whiteline
.
keypad to select the desired percentage and press
O
to access the options list. Highlight Chart
T
.
T
.
T
.
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