Fish 4500 and Fish | Navman FISH 4500/4600 instruction

Made in New Zealand

MN000201D

LF 000150A English

LF 000154A Spanish

LF 000159A Portuguese

Lon 174° 44.535`E

Lat 36° 48.404`S

FISH 4500 and FISH 4600

NAVMAN

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Navman FISH 4500/4600 operation manual Fish 4500 and Fish

Contents

Navman FCC Statement Contents Introduction Benefits of the Fish 4500/4600 How the Fish 4500/4600 works Power On / Auto Power Basic OperationKey Operation Key Names Power Off Backlight AdjustmentSimulate Mode Manual, Fishing and Cruising Modes Setting up the Fish 4500/4600 Setup menu and options Setup System Setup Sonar Setup Fuel Setup Logs Setup Alarms Setup Units Setup Comms Setup Calibrate Keel offset Using the Fish 4500/4600 Interpreting the displayStrength of echoes Bottom types Frequency and cone width ShadowsExample of shadows Sonar display of same area 50 kHz 200 kHz When to use 200 kHz When to use 50 kHzWhen to use 50/200 kHz Single and Dual frequency fishfinding KHz display 200/50 Khz display Where to find fish Fish symbolsFish detection and display Fish arches Gain Changing between Auto and ManualObtaining the best results Changing the Range Mode RangeZoom Range and Zoom Offset Displays Sonar displayDisplay menu Data header Sonar Zoom display Sonar Bottom display Sonar 50/200 displaySonar A-Scope display Fish recognition Fuel display Data display About display Installation and Maintenance Options and AccessoriesWhat comes with this product? Mounting and removing the display unit Power and transducer connections Removing the display unitThrough hull transducers Optional fuel transducer cable has a white Wiring Options Basic wiring Auto power wiring option Secondary alarm wiring optionFuel kit wiring Comms wiring Cleaning and maintenance Systems of several instruments Appendix a Specifications Page Appendix C Troubleshooting Fishfinder won’t turn onFishfinder won’t turn off Fishfinder operates erratically North America Fish 4500 and Fish