Humminbird rf10 操作指南
RSS Power
The Remote Sonar Sensor (RSS) has a separate, non-replaceable Lithium battery that has a shelf life of three years and will last for
approximately 400 hours of in-water use. Discard the used RSS in compliance with local laws as you would any electronic compo-
nent or battery.
approximately 400 hours of in-water use. Discard the used RSS in compliance with local laws as you would any electronic compo-
nent or battery.
The RSS has contacts that perceive when the device is immersed in the water. These contacts turn on the Sonar Trans-mitter/Receiver and
begin transmitting the sonar information via RF to the display. The RSS automatically stops using power a few seconds after being pulled
out of the water.
begin transmitting the sonar information via RF to the display. The RSS automatically stops using power a few seconds after being pulled
out of the water.
WARNING!
Do not place the RSS in a wet area when not in use as this will turn on the RSS and shorten its usable life. Store the RSS in a dry
area when not in use to conserve power. Never place the RSS in a wet area of a boat or on a metal surface that could accidentally power it on.
NOTE:
If the RSS was used in salt water, rinse it with fresh water before storing it.
Powering ON and OFF
To turn on the display, press and release the POWER-MENU button. Press and hold
POWER-MENU until the display unit shuts down to power off.
POWER-MENU until the display unit shuts down to power off.
Start-Up in Fishing Mode
After pushing the POWER-MENU button to turn on the unit, you will see the Start-Up screen.
The Start-Up screen will disappear automatically after two seconds have passed, without further action from you. In Fishing mode, the
screen will either display Waiting for Sonar or Received Sonar.
screen will either display Waiting for Sonar or Received Sonar.
When you have powered on the unit and have cast the RSS into the water, returned sonar data will start to be displayed on the LCD. See
Understanding the On-Screen Images for more information.
Understanding the On-Screen Images for more information.
Start-Up in Simulator Mode
After pushing the POWER-MENU button to turn on the unit, and the |Start-Up screen is displayed, quickly press
the Right Cursor Button to enter Simulator mode. Once you are in Simulator mode, the screen will show Simulate, and after two sec-
onds, the screen will start to display simulated data. To exit Simulator mode, you must power down the unit.
the Right Cursor Button to enter Simulator mode. Once you are in Simulator mode, the screen will show Simulate, and after two sec-
onds, the screen will start to display simulated data. To exit Simulator mode, you must power down the unit.
Start-Up in Set-Up Mode
Your RF10 comes with a Set-Up mode to allow you to choose the units of depth (Meters, Feet or Fathoms). After
pushing the POWER-MENU button to turn on the unit, and the Start-Up screen is displayed, quickly press the Right Cursor Button twice
to enter Set-Up mode.
pushing the POWER-MENU button to turn on the unit, and the Start-Up screen is displayed, quickly press the Right Cursor Button twice
to enter Set-Up mode.
Within a few seconds, the screen will change to display the Units menu, which defaults to Feet or Meters, depend-
ing on your model number. By pressing the Right Cursor Button, you can choose Feet, Meters or Fathoms. You must
power down the unit to save your selection, then power it back on again to enter normal Fishing mode.
ing on your model number. By pressing the Right Cursor Button, you can choose Feet, Meters or Fathoms. You must
power down the unit to save your selection, then power it back on again to enter normal Fishing mode.
Screen
Left Arrow Button
Power-Menu Button
Right Arrow Button
Left Arrow Button
Power-Menu Button
Right Arrow Button