Humminbird NS 10 manual Optional Flush Mount, Basic Functions Getting Started

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IMPORTANT: Do not shorten the 40' receiver cable or connect the receiver directly to the control head without the 40' receiver cable. This will cause damage to the NS 10 electronics and void your warranty. Do not cut and splice the cables from the receiver to the control head. This will also void your warranty.

If your boat does not have a fuse panel, you can wire the power cable directly to the battery with an in-line fuse holder (not included) in the positive (+) wire. Never connect the NS 10 to an unprotected power source. Connect the black wire to the ground strip or negative (-) terminal, and the red wire to a properly fused positive (+) terminal. The fuse (not included) should be a 1 amp slow blow fuse available at any marine or automotive distributor.

Note: The NS 10 should be connected to power independent of the ignition switch, because the NS 10 will have to be restarted if power is disconnected at the source. Use an auxiliary battery, if available. This will prevent the battery voltage to the NS 10 from becoming too low while starting the boat engine.

Optional Flush Mount

Figure 7 shows a flush mounted NS 10 control head. If you would like to flush mount your NS 10 additional hardware is available. (Refer to section V11. Accessories)

BASIC FUNCTIONS: GETTING STARTED

This section contains the information needed to begin navigating with your NS 10. After familiarizing yourself with the “Screen Display” and reading through “Turning the NS 10 ON”, the basic functions will be introduced. These involve the use of both discrete keys and the Select System> In addition to this section you should view the instructional video to help you immediately begin navigation once the system has been installed on your boat.

If you have not already installed your NS 10 you may experiment with the operation of the NS 10 by using the built in simulator (Refer to section 1V. “Simulator and Map Preview).

Note: All of the screens in the following sections are illustrations only and were created for purposes of this manual. Since they are not actual NS 10 screen displays, they may vary slightly from your NS 10.

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Contents Page NS 10 Operations Manual HOW the NS 10 WorksWhat Comes in the BOX Choosing a Mounting Location for the ReceiverChoosing a Mounting Location for the Control Head Stem Mount Mounting the Receiver Deck Mount Page Installing the Control Head Gimbal Bracket MountOptional Flush Mount Basic Functions Getting StartedNS 10 Screen Display Connections to the NS Page Turning the NS 10 on and OFF Page Page Using the Select System Page Page Page Page Display Contrast LIGHT, TEXT, MAP, Clear and Help Buttons Changing Your ViewZooming in and OUT Cursor To Determine the Distance and Bearing From Present Position Creating Temporary WaypointsHighlighting a Waypoint Using Pick Page Creating Temporary Routes Using GO to Steering Information Advanced Functions of the NS Creating Permanent WaypointsPage Page Page Page Page Waypoint Listing Page Entering a New Route Page Existing Routes Page Delete Waypoints To Travel or Clear a Route Page Route Listing Page Alarm Settings Page All Clear Datalog Screen System Status Page Additional User Set-Up Options Page Page Page Simulator and Map Preview Page Page Page Page Page Using the NS10 in an Emergency Maintenance Troubleshooting Humminbird One Year Full Warranty Service PolicyRAM SpecificationsROM Nmea AccessoriesNS 10 Interface Options ALL Clear DgpsGlossary DISTANCE/SPEED Clock ModeDisplay Contrast LAT/LON Gridlines HeadingLand Mass Position Nmea Interface OutputPlotter History Update Averaging HDOP49 PDOP49 VDOP49
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