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Depth Line—adds a horizontal depth line across the screen that is
used to measure the depth of underwater objects. The depth of the
line appears in a box on the right side of the line. Press up or down
on the ROCKER to move the line on the Sonar Page.
Noise Reject
—helps lter unwanted noise from the Sonar Page.
The Noise Reject can be turned Off, set to Normal (automatically
adjusts for optimum viewing) or to a xed 1–100% setting. When
setting the Noise Reject, remember that a higher noise rejection
setting is less likely to show sh or structures.
Resizing the Split Screen
You can adjust the way the split screen is shown. This option is only
available when a zoom scale other than No Zoom is selected.
To resize the Sonar Page split screen:
1. From the Sonar Page split screen, press MENU.
2. Using the ROCKER, highlight Size Split, and press ENTER.
3. Move the horizontal double-arrow left or right using the
ROCKER until the vertical width line shows, then press
ENTER.
4. If you want to cancel this operation, press QUIT or press
MENU, highlight Stop Resizing, and press ENTER.
Using the Pointer on the Sonar Page
You can show the pointer (arrow) to reference sonar items and
mark underwater waypoints. This makes it easier to nd and use an
object such as a stump for a future shing location. When using this
feature, the Sonar Page pauses. The depth continues to update while
the screen pauses, but the unit does not show any new sonar data
until the Sonar Page resumes scrolling.
To mark an underwater waypoint:
1. From the Sonar Page, press MENU, highlight Show Pointer,
and press ENTER.
2. Use the ROCKER to move the pointer to the location you
want to mark. Press ENTER. The New Map Waypoint Page
appears.
3. To change the name, symbol, or depth, highlight the
appropriate eld and press ENTER. Make your changes, and
press ENTER when done.
4. When nished, highlight OK, and press ENTER.
5. To return to the standard Sonar Page, press QUIT; or press
MENU, highlight Hide Pointer, and press ENTER.
- Owner’s Manual 1
- IntroductIon 3
- Table of Contents 4
- Warnings 6
- Battery Warnings 7
- Important Information 7
- Care Information 8
- GettInG Started 9
- Charging the GPSMAP 496 10
- Turning On the GPSMAP 496 11
- Getting Satellite Signals 12
- Receiver Status 13
- GPS Tab Options 14
- GPS Tips 14
- Learning About the Keypad 15
- Using the GPSMAP 496 16
- GPSMAP 496 Owner’s Manual 9 17
- On-Screen Button 17
- GPSMAP 496 Databases 18
- MapSource Detailed Maps 18
- Simulator Mode 19
- Entering a New Location 20
- Aviation Mode Page Sequence 21
- Creating a Direct To 22
- Go To Page: Recent Tab 23
- Airport Tab of Details Page 24
- Usage Restrictions Page 24
- Finding a Nearby Point 25
- Information Page for a VOR 26
- ARTCC Tab 27
- Nearest Pages: Airspace Tab 28
- Setting Airport Criteria 29
- Selecting an Approach 30
- Understanding Vectors 31
- Finding Points on Land 32
- Marking a Waypoint 33
- Following your Flight Plan 35
- Map Page 36
- Map Orientation 37
- Selecting Map Ranges 37
- Panning the Map 38
- Smart Airspace 39
- Airspace Information 39
- Measuring Distance 40
- Setting the Bug Indicator 41
- Setting Up the Map Page 41
- Changing a Data Field 42
- Additional Map Data 43
- Terrain Page 44
- Terrain Warning 45
- Shown on the Panel Page 45
- Terrain Page Options Menu 45
- Terrain Setup Page 46
- Panel Page 47
- Setting Up the Panel Page 48
- Manually Setting a Course 48
- VNAV (Vertical Navigation) 49
- Active Route Page 51
- Position Data Page 52
- Flight Log 53
- Aircraft Information 54
- Weight & Balance Tab 55
- To calculate winds aloft: 57
- Automotive Mode Page Sequence 58
- Navigating in Automotive Mode 59
- Waypoint Page 60
- Finding an Item 61
- Recently Found Items 62
- Viewing the Information Page 63
- Find Menu Options 63
- Creating Routes 64
- Creating Waypoints 66
- Map Feature Information Page 67
- Following an Automotive Route 69
- Editing Your Route 70
- Creating a Detour 71
- Highway Page 73
- Highway Page Options 74
- Current Route Page 75
- Trip Computer 76
- Editing and Managing Routes 77
- Navigating a Saved Route 78
- Editing a Route 78
- To add points to the route: 79
- To edit the route on the map: 80
- Waypoint Review Page 81
- Points Tab in the Main Menu 81
- Name eldSymbol eld 82
- Adding a Waypoint to a Route 83
- Projecting a Waypoint 84
- Managing Points 86
- User Points Tab 86
- Deleting Waypoints 87
- Proximity Points 88
- To add a proximity waypoint: 89
- Managing Your Tracks 90
- To clear the track log: 91
- To save the entire track log: 91
- Saved Sub Tab 92
- Navigating a Saved Track 93
- TracBack Tips 93
- Marine Mode Page Sequence 94
- Navigating in Marine Mode 95
- Compass Page 97
- Using the Marine Timer 98
- DSC Page 99
- Understanding Distress Calls 100
- Receiving DSC Calls 100
- DSC Call List 101
- Setting up DSC 103
- MaIn Menu 104
- Track Tab 105
- Route Tab 105
- Points Tab 105
- Sonar Tab 106
- Aircraft Tab 106
- Alarms Tab 107
- MAIn Menu > AlArMs tAb 108
- System Alarms Sub Tab 109
- Celestial Tab 110
- Tide Sub Tab 111
- AIn Menu > celestIAl tAb 112
- Hunt & Fish Sub Tab 113
- Message Tab 114
- Display Tab 115
- Sound Tab 116
- Setup Tab 117
- VNAV Sub Tab 118
- Road Routing Sub Tab 118
- Guidance Sub Tab 119
- Timers Sub Tab 120
- Time Sub Tab 121
- Units Sub Tab 121
- Location Sub Tab 122
- Welcome Sub Tab 123
- Interface Sub Tab 123
- MAIn Menu > setuP tAb 124
- AIn Menu > setuP tAb 125
- Advanced NMEA Output Setup 126
- SettInG up and uSInG Sonar 127
- Using the Sonar Page 128
- Adjusting the Sonar Page 129
- Resizing the Split Screen 131
- Setting Up the Sonar Page 132
- Calibrating the Water Speed 133
- Setting Up the Sonar Display 134
- 20' 135
- 10' 135
- Transducer Coverage 136
- Whiteline 137
- Thermoclines 137
- Reset the Temperature Graph 138
- Specications 140
- Optional Accessories 141
- Installation Information 142
- USB cable to the computer 143
- Interfacing 145
- Removing the GPS Antenna 146
- Learning About GPS 147
- LORAN TD Setup 148
- What are Map Datums? 150
- What is a Location Format? 150
- Jeppesen Database Information 152
- Messages 153
- PPendIx > MessAges 154
- Data Field Options 155
- Software License Agreement 157
- Product Registration 157
- Contact Garmin 157
- Limited Warranty 158
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