User manual HUMMINBIRD SUPER SIXTY

[. . . ] If your ID Sixty came already installed on your Tracker boat, skip to Section Four, using the ID Sixty. WHAT YOU NEED In addition to the parts supplied with your ID Sixty, you will need the following for installation and operation: · · · · · · A drill and drill bits Phillips-head screwdriver Ruler or measuring tape Pencil or pen 12-volt DC power source (your boat's battery) 1-amp fuse and fuse holder The ID Sixty comes with a high-speed, 24-degree transducer as standard equipment. This transducer can be mounted on the transom or inside the hull, as described in section Two later in this manual. You should familiarize yourself with this material before actually beginning transducer installation. [. . . ] The bracket may be broken at several points. Shorten the bracket one tab at a time until it fits. NOTE: Do not over tighten the hex nuts as this may cause damage to the unit. NOTE: Do not apply thread locking compounds to the unit or bracket as this may cause damage to the unit. The OFF-SENS control of your unit requires a 3/8" hole. Drill this hole within 18" of the ID Sixty. Peel the backing from the OFF-SENS label to expose the adhesive. Place the label on the mounting surface aligning with the 3/8" hole. Place the first hex nut on the threads so that sufficient threads are exposed on the font of the dash or console. Install the OFF-SENS control from the rear and install the second hex nut from the front and tighten. Place the control knob onto the control shaft. To connect the power cable to the 12-volt DC power source, wire the ID Sixty through your fuse panel with a 1-amp fuse (not included). If your boat does not have a fuse panel, you can wire the power cable to the battery with an inline 1-amp fuse and fuse holder (not included) in the positive wire, as shown in the battery illustration. Do not connect directly to the battery without a fuse. Attach the black lead to the negative (-) terminal, and wire the red lead through the fuse to the positive (+) terminal. NOTE: Do not use any power cable other than the one provided with your ID Sixty. You may lengthen the cable with 18-gauge wire. Connect the transducer and power cables to the back of the ID Sixty. USING THE ID SIXTY This section provides complete information on operating the ID Sixty. You are encouraged to read this information completely as you first learn to use your depth sounder. Doing so will ensure that you fully understand the ID Sixty display. To begin using your ID Sixty turn the OFF-SENS control clockwise just until you hear a click. The OFF-SENS control is also used to adjust sensitivity and will be discussed in this section. OBJECTS UNDER WATER The ID Sixty displays information about moving objects (fish), ground cover, and depth. To distinguish between the information displayed on the dial, anchor the boat and watch for signals that change position along the dial. A changing signal is an indication of one or more fish. The variance in ground cover is displayed by the length of the depth signal, for example, a short uninterrupted depth signal indicates a rocky ground cover. [. . . ] NOTE: You may read depths deeper than 120. If the dial passes 120 FT (inside dial reading), adding the outside reading to 120 FT will give you your current depth. SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT To adjust the OFF-SENS control move your boat to a depth reading of 5-10 feet. Turn off the boat motor and any other electronic device that may cause interference. Turn the OFF-SENS control just past the click. [. . . ]