Humminbird ICE 45, ICE 55 manual Palette1 ICE 35/45/55

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COLOR (ICE 55 Only)

ICE 35 Flasher and ICE 45 Flasher use Color Palette 1 to display sonar returns on the Flasher Dial. The Color Key,availablein the ICE 55 Flasher only, allows you to choose between three color palettes so that you can view sonar

return signals in higher detail. (Color Palette 1, 2, or 3; Default = Palette 1)

1.Press the Color key to choose Color Palette 1, 2, or 3.

2.ICE 55 will save the setting and display the palette immediately.Also, the palette number will be shown on the Active Display.

See Palette 1, Palette 2, or Palette 3 for more information.

Palette Number

NOTE: The location of an object in relation to the transducer can influence how it appears on the Flasher Dial. For example, a large object might display as a weak sonar return signal if it is located on the outer edges of the transducer beam, where as a small object located at the top of the transducer beam mightdisplay as a strong sonar return signal.

Palette1 (ICE 35/45/55)

Red

Strong Signal

Dense, large objects such as fish, thick vegetation, or hard bottom, are usually displayed as thick or thin red lines on the Flasher Dial. In Palette 1, Red indicates a strong sonar return signal.

Yellow

Medium Signal

Small objects such as fish, sparse vegetation, or soft bottom (sand or mud) are usually displayed as yellow lines on the Flasher Dial. In Palette 1, Yellow indicates a medium sonar return signal.

Green

Weak Signal

Light objects such as your jig, bait fish, sparse vegetation, and sometimes microscopic activity or turbulence are displayed as green lines on the Flasher Dial. In Palette 1, Green indicates a weak sonar return signal.

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Contents ICE 35, ICE 45, ICE Installation and Operations Manual Thank YOU Table of Contents Specifications Contact Humminbird MaintenanceTroubleshooting Year Limited Warranty Humminbird Service PolicyReal Time Sonar HOW Sonar WorksPage Page HOW ICE Flashers Work Installation Overview Repeat steps 2-5 for the second cable retentionarm ICE Flasher Series Base AssemblyAssembling the Transducer Storage Posts Slide one spring over each flat-headscrew and set asideAssembling the Base and Handle Installing the Handle Onto the Base Sliding in the HandleRepeat for the other side Assembling the Control Head to the Base and HandleConnecting the Power Cable ICE Flasher Series AssemblyCharging and Installing the Battery Spade Battery Terminals Slide the Battery Terminal Adapter over each spade terminalAssembling the Portable Bag ICE 55 Only Assembling the Transducer and Float Transducer InstallationTesting the Transducer Prior to Installation This procedure you willassemblethe transducerand floatIce Layer Float Transducer Connecting the Transducer Cable Storing the Transducer Test and Finish the Installation Getting Started Using Your ICE Flasher Series Fishfinder Simulator Powering UP the Control HeadWHAT’S on the Flasher Dial Page KEY Functions WHAT’S on the Active Display ICE 45/55 onlyPOWER/RANGE Dial Range scales for the ICE 35 are shown below Selection DialZoom Gain ICE Noise RejectionBeam = 455 kHz, and Wide = 240 kHz Default = Wide ICE 45/55Press the Beam key to toggle between 240 kHz and 455 kHz See Palette 1, Palette 2, or Palette 3 for more information Palette1 ICE 35/45/55Palette2 ICE 55 Only Orange Palette3 ICE 55 OnlyTarget ICE 55 Only Dual Mode KEY Functions ICE Flasher Series Maintenance MaintenanceTransducer Maintenance ICE Flasher Series Fishfinder Doesn’t Power Up TroubleshootingYear Limited Warranty Humminbird Service Policy Returning Your Unit for Service Specifications Which your product was purchased Page By e-mail Contact Humminbird