Lowrance lms-522c igps Manuales de usuario

Tabla de contenidos

• Section 1: Read Me First!

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• Specifications: LMS-522c iGPS and LMS-527cDF iGPS

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• How to use this manual: typographical conventions

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• Section 2: Installation

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• Preparations

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• Transducer Installation

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• Single-frequency transom installations

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• Dual-frequency transom installations

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• Single-frequency trolling motor installations

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• Shoot-through hull installations

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• Selecting a Transducer Location

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• How low should you go?

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• Shoot-thru-hull vs. Transom Mounting

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• Transom Transducer Assembly And Mounting

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• Transducer Orientation and Fish Arches

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• Shoot-Thru-Hull Preparation

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• Hulls With Flotation Materials

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• Testing Determines Best Location

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• Shoot-thru-hull Installation

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• Speed/Temperature Sensors

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• Optional Speed Sensor Installation

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• Power Connections

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• Powering Your Display Unit

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• Power Diagram A

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• Power Diagram B

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• Powering a NMEA 2000 Network Bus

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• Connecting to a NMEA 2000 Network

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• NMEA 0183 Wiring (Data cable)

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• Mounting the Unit: Bracket or Portable

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• MMC or SD Card Memory Card Installation

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• Other Accessories

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• Cleaning Towel

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• Face Cover

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• Section 3: Basic Sonar Operation

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• Keyboard

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• Power/lights on and off

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• Main Menu

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• Pages

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• Satellite Status Page

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• Navigation Page

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• Map Page

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• Sonar Page

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• Basic Sonar Quick Reference

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• Sonar Operations

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• Fish Symbols vs. Full Sonar Chart

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• Other Free Training Aids

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• Section 4: Sonar Options

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• ASP™ (Advanced Signal Processing)

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• Alarms

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• Depth Alarms

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• Zone Alarm

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• Fish Alarm

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• GPS Alarms

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• NMEA 2000 Alarms

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• Calibrate Speed

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• Chart Speed

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• Colorline™

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• Depth Cursor

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• Depth Range - Automatic

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• Depth Range - Manual

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• Depth Range - Upper and Lower Limits

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• FasTrack™

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• Fish I.D.™ (Fish Symbols & Depths)

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• FishTrack™

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• Frequency (Change Frequency) (LMS-527cDF only)

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• HyperScroll™

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• Log Sonar Chart Data

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• Noise Rejection

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• Overlay Data

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• Ping Speed & HyperScroll™

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• Reset Options

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• Reset Water Distance

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• Set Keel Offset

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• Sensitivity & Auto Sensitivity

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• Automatic Sensitivity

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• Sonar Chart Mode

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• Sonar Page & Sonar Chart Display Options

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• Full Sonar Chart

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• Split Zoom Sonar Chart

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• Split Frequency Sonar Chart (LMS-527cDF only)

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• Digital Data/Chart

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• Customize Page Displays

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• Flasher

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• Sonar with Custom Gauges

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• Sonar Simulator

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• Stop Chart

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• Surface Clarity

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• Transparency

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• Upper and Lower Limits

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• Zoom & Zoom Bar

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• Zoom Pan

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• Section 5: Sonar Troubleshooting

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• Section 6: Basic GPS Operations

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• Keyboard

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• Power/lights on and off

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• Main Menu

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• Pages

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• Sonar Page

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• Satellite Status Page

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• Navigation Page

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• Map Page

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• Background map vs. MapCreate map content

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• Map with Sonar

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• Map with Custom Gauges

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• Radar

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• Basic GPS Quick Reference

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• Find Your Current Position

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• Moving Around the Map: Zoom & Cursor Arrow Keys

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• Selecting Any Map Item With the Cursor

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• Searching

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• Set a Waypoint

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• Navigate To a Waypoint

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• Set Man Overboard (MOB) Waypoint

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• Navigate Back to MOB Waypoint

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• Navigate to Cursor Position on Map

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• Navigate to a Point of Interest

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• Creating and Saving a Trail

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• Displaying a Saved Trail

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• Navigating Trails

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• Visual Trailing

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• Navigate a Trail (forward)

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• Navigate a Back Trail (backtrack, or reverse)

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• Transfer Custom Maps and GPS Data Files

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• Custom Maps:

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• GPS Data files:

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• Cancel Navigation

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• Section 7: Advanced GPS Operations

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• Find Distance from different Locations

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• Find Distance from Point to Point

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• Icons

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• Create Icon on Map

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• Create Icon at Current Position

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• Delete an Icon

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• Navigate to an Icon

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• Routes

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• Create and Save a Route

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• Delete a Route

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• Edit a Route Name

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• Edit Route Waypoints

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• Navigate a Route

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• Navigate a Route in Reverse

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• Trails

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• Delete a Trail

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• Edit a Trail Name

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• Edit a Trail Color

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• Edit a Trail Pattern

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• Utilities

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• Alarm Clock

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• Sun/Moon Rise & Set Calculator

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• Trip Calculator

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• Trip Down Timer

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• Trip Up Timer

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• Waypoints

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• Delete a Waypoint

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• Edit a Waypoint

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• Selecting a Waypoint

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• Set a Waypoint by Average Position

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• Set a Waypoint by Projecting a Position

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• Section 8: System & GPS Setup Options

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• Alarms

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• Auto Satellite Search

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• Check MMC Files and Storage Space

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• Communications Port Configuration

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• Configure NMEA

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• Coordinate System Selection

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• Map Fix

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• Customize Page Displays

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• GPS Simulator

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• Hide GPS Feature

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• Initialize GPS

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• Map Auto Zoom

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• Map Data

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• Map Datum Selection

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• Map Detail Category Selection

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• Map Orientation

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• NauticPath™ USA Marine Charts

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• Nautical Chart Notes

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• Port Information

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• Tidal Current Information

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• Tide Information

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• Navionics® Charts

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• Overlay Data

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• Pop-up Help

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• Reset Options

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• Screen Contrast and Brightness

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• Set Language

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• Set Local Time

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• Show WAAS Alarm

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• Software Version Information

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• Sounds and Alarm Sound Styles

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• Track Smoothing

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• Trail Options

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• Transparency

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• Units of Measure

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• Section 9: Searching

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• Find Streets

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• Find Any Item Selected by Map Cursor

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• Find Interstate Highway Exits

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• Find Map Places or Points of Interest (POI)

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• Find Streets or Intersections

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• Find a Street

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• Find an Intersection

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• Find Waypoints

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• Section 10: NMEA 2000

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• NMEA 2000 Menu

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• Internal GPS Receiver

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• To switch from internal GPS to LGC module

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• Bus Setup

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• Engine & Tank Configuration

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• Tank Select

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• Tank Size

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• Set Configuration button

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• Device Configuration Menu

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• Device Information and Device Data

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• Fuel Management Menu

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• Tank Location

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• Fuel Added

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• Add Fuel

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• Fill Tank

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• Adding Fuel to Tank

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• Engine Operations

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• Engine Select

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• NMEA 2000 Alarms

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• Waypoint Sharing

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• Backlight Synchronization

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• Configuring EP Sensors

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• EP-35 Temperature Configuration

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• Advanced Options menu

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• Instance

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• Restore Defaults

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• To restore default settings

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• EP-10 Fuel Flow Configuration

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• Advanced Options menu

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• Instance

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• Restore Defaults

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• EP-15 Fluid Level Configuration

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• To input Device Name:

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• To select Tank Instance (Location):

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• To select Fluid Type:

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• To input Tank Size:

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• Advanced Options menu

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• Instance

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• Restore Defaults

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• To restore default settings:

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• Suzuki Engine Interface Configuration

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• Advanced Options menu

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• Instance

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• Restore Defaults

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• To restore default settings:

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• Calibrating EP Sensors

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• EP-10 Fuel Flow Calibration

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• To check fuel flow accuracy:

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• To calibrate an EP-10 Fuel Flow:

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• To Reset Calibration:

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• EP-15 Fluid Level Calibration

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• 2-Point Calibration

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• 3-Point Calibration

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• 5-Point Calibration

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• Engine Trim Calibration

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• Reset Trim Calibration

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• Bennett Trim Tabs Calibration

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• To calibrate Trim Tabs:

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• To Reset Calibration:

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• Section 11: Supplemental Material

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