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GPSMAP 396 Owner’s Manual 139
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Setting Up the Sonar Page
Use the Sonar tab in the Main Menu to set up the Sonar Page. Press
MENU two times to open the Main Menu. Select Sonar from the
vertical row of tabs on the left, then select Setup from the row of
tabs along the top of the screen.
Sonar Tab of the Main Menu
Fish Symbols—select how the Sonar Page shows underwater targets
and background information. If you select Off, the unit shows all
of the available information about the underwater environment. If
you select a sh symbol, the Sonar Page shows only the information
related to that symbol.
Water Type
—select the proper water type you are boating in. Since
sound waves travel through Fresh and Salt water at different rates, it
is necessary to select the Water Type to ensure accurate readings on
the unit.
Depth Number
—select how efcient the digital depth update rate
is. Fast Sonar update updates quicker and is recommended for low-
noise water deeper than 50 feet. Auto is best for shallow water or
high-noise areas, has a slower screen update, and is best used if you
travel a wide variety of depths.
If the unit is unable to track the bottom for any reason, the digits in
the depth window ash on and off to alert you that the unit is not
tracking the bottom.
Map Split Sonar Detail—select how much detail is shown on the
Map Page with the sonar shown. Full Range shows data using the
Range setting of the Sonar Page, regardless of Zoom or Bottom
Lock. Maximum Detail shows any Zoom or Bottom Lock data
from the Sonar Page.
Keel Offset
—enter the surface reading for the depth of a keel. This
makes it possible to measure depth from the bottom of your keel
instead of from the transducers location. Enter a positive number
to offset for a keel. It is also possible to enter a negative number to
compensate for a large vessel that draws several feet of water. The
Keel Offset is reected in the depth reading.
Transducer—
select the type of transducer that you are using. If you
are using a speed-capable transducer/sensor, select Temp, Spd.
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