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All of the navigation displays

on the UltraNav II will show navigation data

to the location you marked. This includes the navigation, steering, and

plotter displays.

CHANGE DISPLAY

The four digital displays on the left side of the plotter screen can be

changed or customized at will. When the UltraNav II is first turned

on, or

after it's

preset, the four

digital displays are Distance To Go

(DTG), Speed

Over Ground (SOG), Bearing to waypoint (BRG), and Course Over

Ground (COG). The available displays that can be placed in these

windows are: Distance To Go

(DTG), Speed

Over Ground (SOG), Bearing

to

waypoint (BRG), Course Over Ground (COG), Cross track error

(XTE),

Water

depth (DEPTH), and Altitude

(ALT).

To change any or all of the

digital displays, first press the

MENU key

while the

plotter

showing. Now press the key

next to the "CHANGE DIS-

PLAY" label. The unit returnsto

the plotter

screen with a black

box

surrounding the DTG box.

This means the DTG box is

readyto

changed.

Pressthe

left or

right

arrow keyto change

the display. For example, to

change the Distance To Go to

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Cross Track Error (XTE), press the

right arrow key

four times.

To change another digital box, press the up or down arrow key until the

flashing box is on the desired display. Now

press

the

right or left arrow key

until the desired display appears.

When you have the digital displays customized, press the CLEAR key.

This locks the screen displays, even if the unit is turned off and on again.

PLOTTER MENU - PAGE TWO

SELECT UNITS OF MEASURE

The UltraNav II can

display

distance in miles, kilometers,

or nautical miles,

velocity in miles perhour,

kilometers per hour, or

knots, bearing in degrees

magnetic

or

true, Altitude in feet or meters, and time in 12 hour or 24 hour

format.

SONAR

ALARMS

The UltraNav II has three different types

of sonar alarms. The first is the

Fish Alarm. It sounds

when

the

Fish

l.D. feature determines an echo or

group

of echoes is a fish. Another alarm is the Zone Alarm which

consists

of a bar.

Any

echo that

appears

inside this bar

triggers

the alarm. The

last

alarm is called the Depth Alarm. Only

the bottom signal will trigger this

alarm. This is useful as an anchor

watch, a shallow water alert, or for

navigation. See the GPS section for information on GPS alarms.

adjust

an alarm, first press the

ALARM key. The screen shown

below

appears. Press the key next to the "SET

DEPTH OR GPS ALARMS" to

adjust

the shallow or

deep digital alarms. When you press the

key

next to

the "SET DEPTH OR GPS

ALARMS", the menu shown at the top

of the

next page appears. The zone

alarm has its own menu which

is shown and described in the LET DEPTH OR GPS i'ILARMS

zone alarm section. Once

yOu

see this

screen, press

the down

arrow key until the black box is

on the desired alarm. In this

example, the shallow alarm is

selected, Now press the key

next to the 'CHANGE VALUE"

label. Use the numbered keys

to set thealarm. For

example,

to setthe shallow alarm's value

to 10

feet, press

the 1 key,

then

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press

the 0 key.

When the desired value has been entered, press

the

key

next to the "ENTER" label. The unit returns to the ALARMS screen.

When either depth alarm sounds, a "Silence Alarm" label

appears at the

bottom of the screen. Press the "CLEAR" keyto mutethe alarm. When the

alarm is triggered again, the alarm will also sound.

The

following section describes each sonar alarm and its limits.

FISH ALARM

Use the fish alarm for a distinctive audible alarm when fish or other

suspended objects

are detected by

the Fish l.D. feature. A

different tone

sounds for each fish symbol size shown on the

display.

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