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INSTALLATIONOVERVIEW

Insidetheboatthereisoftenachannelorconduitusedforotherwiring,andthis

canbeusedtoroutecables.Besuretoroutethecableasfaraspracticalfrom

theantennacableofVHFradiosortachometercablestoreducethepossibility

ofinterference.Thetransducercableshouldnotbecut,andcareshouldbeused

nottodamagethecableinsulation.

Basicinstallationtasksthatyoumustperformincludethefollowing:

•Installthecontrolhead(choosegimbalorin-dashmounting,where

in-dashmountingrequiresaseparatepurchase)

•(choosetheinstallationmethodthatmatchesInstallthetransducer

yourtransducer)

•SeetheguidesincludedInstalltheoptional-purchaseaccessories.

witheachaccessory.

•Testthecompleteinstallation

NOTE:Topurchaseaccessoriesoranyadditionalequipmentforyourcontrolhead

configuration,gotohumminbird.comorcontactHumminbird®CustomerServiceat

1-800-633-1468.

NOTE:Thefollowingaccessoriesarenotcompatiblewithyourunit:CannonLink™,

InterLink™,RemoteSonarLink™(RSL),SmartCast®,WeatherSense®,andXMWX

SatelliteWeather®.SeeourWebsiteathumminbird.comforthelatestcompatibility

information.

800SERIES™NOTE:IfyouareinstallingtheSpeedSensoraccessory(optional),you

willalsoneedtopurchasetheSonar/SpeedY-Cable.ContactHumminbirdCustomer

Servicefordetailsat1-800-633-1468humminbird.comorvisitourWebsiteat.

SUPPLIES:

Inadditiontothehardwaresuppliedwithyourtransducer,youwillneeda

poweredhanddrillandvariousdrillbits,varioushandtools,includingaruleror

straightedge,alevel,a12"plumbline(weightedstringormonofilamentline),markeror

pencil,safetyglassesanddustmask,andmarine-gradesiliconesealant.

NOTE:

Whendrillingholesinfiberglasshulls,itisbesttostartwithasmallerbitanduse

progressivelylargerdrillbitstoreducethechanceofchippingorflakingtheoutercoating.

CONTROLHEADINSTALLATION

Youhavetwochoicesformountingyourcontrolhead,,whereGimbalmounting

youuseasurfaceontheboat,suchasthedash,tomountthecontrolheadso

thatitcanbetiltedupordown,or.In-dashmountingIn-dashmounting

requiresaseparatepurchase.ContactHumminbirdCustomerServicefordetails.

GimbalMountingtheControlHead

Ifyouaregimbalmountingthecontrolhead,youcanpre-assembletheunitin

ordertoplanthebestmountinglocation.

Supplies:Inadditiontothehardwaresuppliedwithyourcontrolhead,youwill

needapoweredhanddrillandvariousdrillbits,varioushandtools,includinga

Phillipsheadscrewdriver,asocketwrenchandaflatheadscrewdriver,amarker

orpencil,safetyglassesanddustmask,andmarine-gradesiliconesealant.

1.Placethecontrolheadintothegimbalbracket.Makesurethatthestraight

sideofthegimbalarmisagainstthebacksideofthecontrolhead.

2.Placea1"(25mm)diameterblackwasheronthegimbalknobandthen

threadtheknobandwasherintothehousing.Tightenthegimbalknobto

securethecontrolheadtothemount.Repeatstep2fortheotherside.

Youcannowplacethecontrolheadinvariouslocationstodecidewhichisbest

formounting.Rotatingthemountingbrackettothetopofthecontrolheadwill

allowforoverheadmounting.Thechosenmountingareashouldallowfor

sufficientroomsothecontrolheadcanpivotthroughthefulltiltrangeandallow

foreasyremovalandinstallation.

NOTE:Youcandrillthecablepassholeunderneaththegimbalbracket,allowingyou

tothreadthecablesthroughtheknock-outholesinthemount;however,ifyoucannot

drilltheholedirectlyunderthemountingbracket,thenyouwillneedtodrillthecable

passholebehindthebracketandmounttheholecoverthereinstead.

NOTE:Whendrillingholesinfiberglasshulls,itisbesttostartwithasmallerbitand

useprogressivelylargerdrillbitstoreducethechanceofchippingorflakingtheouter

coating.Fillallholeswithmarinegradesiliconesealant.

NOTE:Youmusthaveundersideaccesstothemountinglocationtopassthecables

throughtothesurface.Also,makesurethatthemountingsurfaceisadequately

supportedtoprotectthecontrolheadfromexcessivewaveshockandvibrationand

providevisibilitywhileinoperation.

3.Gototheinstallationinstructionsapplicabletoyourtransducerand

accessories.Maketherequiredinstallationsandthenrunthecablestoyour

controlheadmountinglocation.Donotcutanycabling(exceptthepower

cable).Ifyourcablesaretooshort,extensionsareavailablefromyourlocal

dealeroronlinefrom.humminbird.com

4.Afterthemountinglocationhasbeendetermined,loosenthegimbalknobs

andremovethecontrolheadfromthegimbalbracket.

NOTE:Alternateholepatternsareavailableonthegimbalmountingbracket,and

maymatchexistingholesontheboat.Youmaychoosetouseoneofthesealternate

holepatterns.

5.Placethegimbalbracketinthechosenpositiononthemountingsurfaceand

markthefourmountingscrewlocationsusingapencilorcenterpunch.

Washer

1

GimbalKnob

2

GimbalBracket

3

1

2

3

notavailable

1

notavailable

2

Power

3

324

Ethernet

COM(communications)

Transducer

4

5

6

156

NOTE:

Yourtransducermightnotlookexactlyliketheillustrationsinthisguide,butit

willmountinthesameway.Weencourageyoutoreadthisguidecompletelysothat

youmayunderstandtheinstallationrequirements.

NOTE:

Duetothewidevarietyofhulls,onlygeneralinstructionsarepresentedinthis

installationguide.Eachboathullrepresentsauniquesetofrequirementsthatshouldbe

evaluatedpriortoinstallation.Itisimportanttoreadtheinstructionscompletelyand

understandthemountingguidelinesbeforebeginninginstallation.

6.Setthegimbalbracketasideanddrillthefourmountingscrewholesusinga

5/32"(4.0mm)drillbit.

7a.Ifthecablesmustpassthroughaholedirectlybeneaththemounting

bracket,markanddrillanadditional1"(25mm)holecenteredbetweenthe

fourmountingholes.Routethecablesthroughthe1"hole.Placethehole

coveroverthemountingsurfacehole,thenuseittomarkthepositionofthe

twomountingscrews.Removetheholecover,drillthetwomountingholes

usinga9/64"bit.Donotinstalltheholecoveratthistime.

or...

7b.Ifthecablescannotberouteddirectlybeneaththemountingbracket,

markanddrilla1"(25mm)holethatwillallowyoutorunthecablescloseto

thebracket.Passthecablesthroughthe1"(25mm)hole,routingthecables

throughthegrommetandpressingthegrommetintoplace.Placethehole

coveroverthemountingsurfacehole,thenuseittomarkthepositionofthe

twomountingscrews.Removetheholecover,drillthetwomountingholes

usinga9/64"(3.5mm)bit,fillthemwithmarine-gradesilicone,thenreplace

theholecoverandinsertthe#8Phillipscountersinkwoodscrews.

Hand-tightenonly.

8.Placethemountingbracketonthemountingsurfacealignedwiththedrilled

holesandfillthemountingholeswithmarinegradesiliconesealant.Insert

thefour#10Slotted-Hexwoodscrewsintothemountingholes.

Hand-tightenonly.

9.Ifthecablepassthroughholeisbeneaththemountingbracket,youwillneed

toinstalltheholecoverafteryouhaveroutedallcables.Placetheholecover

overthemountingbracketcablepassthroughholeandalignwithholes

drilledinstep7a.Insertthe#8Phillipscountersinkwoodscrews.

Hand-tightenonly.

NOTE:Besurethatthecablespassthroughtheslotsontheholecoverandthatthere

isenoughcableslacktoallowforthecontrolheadtopivotthroughitsfulltiltrange.

Extracableslackwillalsohelpwhenconnectingordisconnectingthecables.

10.Proceedto.InstallingtheCableConnectorInsert

InstallingtheCableConnectorInsert

1.Insertcableconnectorsintotheproperrecessesonthecablecollectorinsert.

Thecableconnectorsarekeyedtopreventreverseinstallation,sobecareful

nottoforcetheconnectorsintothewrongslots.Ifyoudon’thaveacablefor

everyholeintheinsert,installtheblankplugstoprotectthecontrolhead

fromtheweather.

800SERIESNOTE:IfyouareinstallingtheSpeedSensoraccessory,insertthe

Sonar/SpeedY-CableconnectorintotheTransducerslotonthecableconnector

insert.Then,connectthetransducerconnectorandspeedsensorconnectortothe

correspondingconnectorsontheY-Cable.TheY-Cablerequiresaseparatepurchase.

2.Whileholdingcablesinplaceinthe

cablecollectorinsert,threadthe

cablesthroughtheslotinthe

bottomofthecablecollectorcover.

Lineupthecablecollectorinsert

andcover,thenslidethecoverinto

placeontheinsert.

NOTE:ThetabontheCableCollector

insertgoesintotheslotonthecover.

3.Attachthecablecollectorinsertto

thecablecollectorcoverusingthe2

Phillipsscrewsprovided.

PlugCableConnectorAssembly

toBackofControlHead

Power

1

Ethernet

2

COM(communications)

3

Transducer

4

CableCollectorInsert

5

12

34

5

CableCollectorInsert

1

Screws

2

CableCollectorCover

3

TabonInsert

4

SlotonCover

5

1

2

3

4

5

InsertingtheCablesintotheCableConnectorInsert

AssemblingtheCableCollector

1

CablesRoutedDirectlyBeneathMountingBracket

GimbalBracket

1

HoleCover

2

2

1

CablesRoutedBehindMountingBracket

3

GimbalBracket

1

Grommet

2

HoleCover

3

2

1

3

2

MountingScrews

1

Washer

2

GimbalMountingBracket

3

4.Placethecontrolheadbackontothemountingbracket.Pluginthecable

collectorassemblytothebackofthecontrolhead.Thecableconnectorsare

keyedtopreventreverseinstallation,sobecarefulnottoforcetheconnectors

intothewrongslots.

Oncethecablecollectorandallcablesarepluggedintothebackofthe

controlhead,locktheassemblyintoplacebythreadingtheknurledscrew

intothethreadedinsertonthebackofthehousing.Adjustthecontrolhead

tothedesiredviewingangleandsecurebytighteningthegimbalknobs.

NOTE:Youmaywishtodressthecablingwithnylonwiretiesinordertoholdthe

cablestogetherandcreateacleanerassembly.

ConnectingtheControlHeadPowerCabletotheBoat

A6'(2m)longpowercableisincludedtosupplypowertothecontrolhead.You

mayshortenorlengthenthecableusing18gaugemulti-strandedcopperwire.

CAUTION!Someboatshave24or36Voltelectricsystems,butthecontrolhead

MUSTbeconnectedtoa12VDCpowersupply.

Thecontrolheadpowercablecanbeconnectedtotheelectricalsystemofthe

boatatoneoftwoplaces:afusepanelusuallylocatedneartheconsole,or

directlytothebattery.

CAUTION!Makesurethatthepowercableisdisconnectedfromthecontrolheadat

thebeginningofthisprocedure.

NOTE:Humminbirdisnotresponsibleforover-voltageorover-currentfailures.The

controlheadmusthaveadequateprotectionthroughtheproperselectionand

installationofa3Ampfuse.

NOTE:Inordertominimizethepotentialforinterferencewithothermarine

electronics,aseparatepowersource(suchasasecondbattery)maybenecessary.

TRANSOMTRANSDUCER

INSTALLATION

1.

LocatingtheTransducerMountingPosition

Turbulence:Youmustfirstdeterminethebest

locationonthetransomtoinstallthetransducer.Itis

veryimportanttolocatethetransducerinanarea

thatisrelativelyfreeofturbulentwater.Considerthe

followingtofindthebestlocationwiththeleast

amountofturbulence:

•Astheboatmovesthroughthewater,

turbulenceisgeneratedbytheweightofthe

boatandthethrustofthepropeller(s)-either

clockwiseorcounter-clockwise.Thisturbulent

waterisnormallyconfinedtoareasimmediately

aftofribs,strakesorrowsofrivetsonthe

bottomoftheboat,andintheimmediateareaof

thepropeller(s).Clockwisepropellerscreate

moreturbulenceontheportside.Onoutboard

orinboard/outboardboats,itisbesttolocate

thetransduceratleast15"tothesideofthe

propeller(s)(Figure3).

•Thebestwaytolocateturbulence-freewateristoviewthetransom

whiletheboatismoving.Thismethodisrecommendedifmaximumhigh-

speedoperation(upto65mph)isahighpriority.Ifthisisnotpossible,

selectalocationonthetransomwherethehullforwardofthislocation

issmooth,flat,andfreeofprotrusionsorribs(Figure1).

•Onboatswithsteppedhulls,itmaybepossibletomountthetransducer

onthestep.Donotmountthetransduceronthetransombehindastep

toavoidpoppingthetransduceroutofthewaterathigherspeeds.The

transducermustremaininthewaterforthecontrolheadtomaintainthe

sonarsignal(Figure2).

•Ifthetransomisbehindthepropeller(s),itmaybeimpossibletofindan

areaclearfromturbulence,andadifferentmountingtechniqueor

transducertypeshouldbeconsidered.

•Ifyouplantotraileryourboat,donotmountthetransducertoocloseto

trailerbunksorrollerstoavoidmovingordamagingthetransducer

duringloadingandunloadingoftheboat.

NOTE:Ifyourequireahigh-speedapplication(above65mph)andcannotfinda

transommountlocationthatwillworkforyourboathull,adifferentmounting

techniqueortransducertypeshouldbeconsidered.SeetheFAQ(FrequentlyAsked

Questions)sectionofourWebsiteathumminbird.comorcallHumminbirdCustomer

Serviceat1-800-633-1468.

SideImaging:TheSideImagingtransducerhassomespecial

requirementsbecauseofitssideviewingcapabilities:

•TheSideImagingtransducermustNOThaveanything

obstructingthe‘view’ofthesidelookingbeams.Nothingcan

beinthelineofsightofthesebeams(notahull,motor,orother

transducer,etc[Figure4]).

NOTE:Youmayneedtotiltthemotorupandoutofthewaywhenusing

thesidelookingbeams.

•Inorderforthesidebeamstobedisplayedaccurately,the

transducermustbemountedsothatitislookingstraightdown

inthewaterwhentheboatisinthewater.

Findaturbulence-freelocationatleast15"fromthepropeller(s)and

notinlinewithtrailerbunksorrollers(Figure3).

Level

NOTE:Travelingover65mphwiththetransducerin

thewaterisnotrecommendedwiththeSide

Imaging®TransomMountTransducer,asdamage

mightoccur.Ifspeedabove65mphiscritical,

contactHumminbirdCustomerServiceforadifferent

mountingtechniqueortransducertypeat

1-800-633-1468humminbird.comor.

AreasofPossibleTurbulence

Rivets

Transom

SteppedHull

Rib

Step

Figure1

Figure2

Strakes

Hull

1a.Ifafuseterminalisavailable,usecrimp-ontypeelectricalconnectors

(notincluded)thatmatchtheterminalonthefusepanel.Attachthe

blackwiretoground(-),andtheredwiretopositive(+)12VDC

power.Installa3Ampfuse(notincluded)forprotectionoftheunit.

Humminbirdisnotresponsibleforover-voltageorover-current

failures.

or...

1b.Ifyouneedtowirethecontrolheaddirectlytoabattery,obtainand

installaninlinefuseholderanda3Ampfuse(notincluded)forthe

protectionoftheunit.Humminbirdisnotresponsibleforover-voltage

orover-currentfailures.

GROUND

GROUND

GROUND

GROUND

GROUND

POSITIVE

POSITIVE

POSITIVE

POSITIVE

POSITIVE

NOTE:Thehydrodynamicshapeofyourtransducerallows

ittopointstraightdownwithoutdeadriseadjustment

(Figure5).

2.

PreparingtheMountingLocation

Inthisprocedure,youwilldeterminethemounting

locationanddrilltwomountingholes,usingthe

transducermountingbracketasaguide.

1.Makesurethattheboatislevelonthetrailer,

bothfromporttostarboardandfrombowto

stern,byplacingyourlevelonthedeckofthe

boat,firstinonedirection,thenintheother.

2.Holdthemountingbracketagainstthetransom

oftheboatinthelocationyouhaveselected

(Figure6).Alignthebrackethorizontally,using

thelevel.Makesurethatthelowercornerofthe

bracketdoesnotprotrudepastthebottomofthe

hull,andthereisatleast1/4"clearancebetween

thebottomofthebracketandthebottomofthe

transomforfiberglassboats,and1/8"clearance

foraluminumboats(Figure7).

NOTE:Ifyouhaveaflat-bottomedaluminumboat,some

additionaladjustmentmaybeneededtoaccommodate

therivetsonthebottomoftheboat(i.e.thegapmay

needtobealittlesmallerthan1/8").Thiswillhelpyouto

avoidexcessiveturbulenceathighspeeds.

NOTE:Ifyourpropellermovesclockwise(inforward,as

you'refacingthesternoftheboatfrombehind),mount

thetransduceronthestarboardside,andalignthe

bottomrightcornerofthemountingbracketwiththe

bottomoftheboat.Ifyourpropellermovescounter-

clockwise(inforward,asyou'refacingthesternofthe

boatfrombehind),mountthetransducerontheportside,

andalignthebottomleftcornerofthemountingbracket

withthebottomoftheboat.

3.Continuetoholdthebracketonthetransomof

theboat,anduseapencilormarkertomark

wheretodrillthetwomountingholes.Markthe

drillholesnearthetopofeachslot,makingsure

thatyourmarkiscenteredintheslot(Figure8).

4.Makesurethatthedrillbitisperpendiculartothe

actualsurfaceofthetransom,NOTparalleltothe

ground,beforeyoudrill.Usinga5/32"bit,drillthe

twoholesonlytoadepthofapproximately1".

NOTE:Onfiberglasshulls,itisbesttouseprogressively

largerdrillbitstoreducethechanceofchippingorflaking

theoutercoating.

3.

AssemblingtheTransducerandInitialMounting

Inthisprocedure,youwillassemblethetransducerusingthehardware

provided,thenmountitandmakeadjustmentstoitspositionwithoutlockingit

inplace.

NOTE:Youwillinitiallyassemblethetransducerandthepivotarmbymatchingthe

tworatchetstoanumberedpositiononthetransducerknuckle.Furtheradjustments

maybenecessary.

1a.refertothechartbelowfortheIfyoualreadyknowyourtransomangle,

initialpositiontousetosettheratchets(Figure9).Ifyourtransomisangled

at14degrees(acommontransomangleformanyboats)useposition1for

theratchets.Ineithercase,gotostep2.

or...

1b.Ifyoudonotknowyourtransomangle,

measureitusingaplumbline(weightednylon

stringormonofilamentline)exactly12inches

long.Holdthetopoftheplumblineagainstthe

topofthetransomwithyourfinger,andwait

untilthelinehangsstraightdown(Figure10).

Usingaruler,measurethedistancefromthe

bottomoftheplumblinetothebackofthe

transom,thenusethechart(Figure9).

NOTE:Itisimportanttotakeyourmeasurementinthe

locationshowninFigure10,fromexactly12inchesdown

fromthetopofthetransom.

2.Placethetworatchets,oneoneithersideofthe

transducerknuckle,sothatthebeadsoneach

ratchetlineupwiththedesiredpositionnumber

ontheknuckle(Figure11a).Ifyouaresettingthe

ratchetsatposition1,thebeadsoneachratchet

willlineupwiththeribonthetransducerknuckle

toformonecontinuouslineontheassembly

(Figure11b).

TransducerKnucklePositions

Knuckle

Figure11a

Figure11d

FittingthePivotArmOvertheRatchet

Beads

Ratchet

Ribat

position1

Figure11b

RatchetsPlacedinPosition1

Rib

Ratchet

Bead

Figure11c

RatchetsPlacedinPosition2

Figure4

TransducerMountPosition

UnobstructedView:Thejackplategivesthetransducer

safedistancefromthemotorandturbulence.TheSide

Imaginghasaclearviewside-to-side.

ObstructedView:Thetransduceristooclosetomotor

turbulence,andtheSideImagingviewisblockedbythe

motor.Theviewcannotextendfromside-to-side.

Figure5

DeadriseAngle

Transom

Anglein

degrees

(°)

Measured

Distance(X)

Measuringthe

TransomAngle

Plumb

line

Weight

Figure10

Figure9

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Transom Angle (°)

Bead Alignment

Number

142531425

252627

3

282930

1

Measured Distance (x)

1.1cm

1/2“

0.0 cm

0“

2.5 cm

1“

4.3 cm

15/8“

5.9 cm

23/8“

7.6 cm

3“

9.3cm

35/8“

11.1cm

43/8“

12.9cm

5“

14.9cm

57/8“

16.9cm

65/8“

UsingtheMountingBracketto

MarktheInitialDrillHoles

MarkInitial

DrillHoles

Figure8

4thhole

3rdhole

BoatHullTypesRequire

DifferentMountingPositions

1/4"forfiberglass

1/8"foraluminum

Figure7

Positioningthe

MountingBracket

Level

Level

Figure6

NOTE:

Thethirdholeshouldnotbedrilleduntilthe

angleandheightofthetransducerisfinalized,

whichyouwillnotdountilalaterprocedure.

NOTE:Theratchetsarekeyed.Makesurethatthesquareteethoneachratchetface

thesquareteethonthetransducerknuckle,andthetriangularteethfaceoutward.

Holdtheratchetsonthetransducerknucklewithonehandandfitthepivot

armoverthemuntilitsnapsintoplacewiththeotherhand.Refertothe

illustration(Figure11d).

3.Putthepivotboltthroughtheassemblytoholdit

inpositionandlooselyinstallthenut,butdoNOT

tightenthenutatthistime(Figure12).

CAUTION!Donotuseahighspeeddriveronthis

combinationoffasteners.Handtightenonly.

4.Insertthepivotarmassemblyintothemounting

bracket(Figure13).DoNOTsnaptheassembly

closed,asyouwillneedtoaccessthemounting

bracketinthenextstep.

NOTE:Ifthepivotassemblyissnappedclosedoverthe

mountingbracket,useaflatheadscrewdriverorsimilar

tooltogentlyprytheassemblyawayfromthemounting

bracket(Figure14).

5.Alignthemountingbrackettransducerassembly

withthedrilledholesinthetransom.Witha5/16"

socketdriver,mounttheassemblytothetransom

usingthetwo#10-1"longscrewsprovided

(Figure15).Hand-tightenonly!

NOTE:Makesurethatthemountingscrewsaresnug,but

donotfullytightenthemountingscrewsatthistimeto

allowthetransducerassemblytoslideforadjustment

purposes.

6.Snapthepivotarmdownintoplace.

7.Adjusttheinitialangleofthetransducerfrombacktofrontbyrotatingthe

transduceruntilthesideseamonthetransducerisalmostparallelwiththe

bottomoftheboat,oneclickatatimeineitherdirection(Figure16).

8.Adjustthetransducerassemblyvertically,until

theseamontheleadingedgeofthetransducer

(theedgeclosesttothetransomoftheboat)is

levelandjustslightlybelowthehull(Figure17).

NOTE:Thetransducerhasanaturaldownwardslantof4

to5degreesfromleadingedge(closesttotheboat

transom)totrailingedge(farthestawayfromtheboat).

Lookingatthebackofthetransducer,theseamshouldbe

slightlybelowthebottomofthehull.

9.Continuetoadjustthetransducerassemblyuntil

thebracketisalsolevelfromporttostarboard

(horizontallylevelasyoulookatthetransducer

frombehindtheboat).(Figure18)

10.Markthecorrectpositiononthetransomby

tracingthesilhouetteofthetransducermounting

bracketwithapencilormarker.

11.Tightenthepivotbolt,usingthepivotscrewand

nuttolocktheassembly.Handtightenonly!

CAUTION!Donotuseahighspeeddriveronthis

combinationoffasteners.Handtightenonly.

12.Snapopentheassemblyandhand-tightenthe

twomountingscrews,thensnaptheassembly

closed.

4.

RoutingtheCable

Thetransducercablehasalowprofileconnector,whichmustberoutedtothe

pointwherethecontrolheadismounted.Thereareseveralwaystoroutethe

transducercabletotheareawherethecontrolheadisinstalled.Themost

commonprocedureroutesthecablethroughthetransomintotheboat.

NOTE:Yourboatmayhaveapre-existingwiringchannelorconduitthatyoucanuse

forthetransducercable.

1.Unplugtheotherendofthetransducercablefromthecontrolhead.Make

surethatthecableislongenoughtoaccommodatetheplannedrouteby

runningthecableoverthetransom.

CAUTION!Donotcutorshortenthetransducercable,andtrynottodamagethe

cableinsulation.RoutethecableasfaraspossiblefromanyVHFradioantenna

cablesortachometercablestoreducethepossibilityofinterference.Ifthecableis

tooshort,extensioncablesareavailabletoextendthetransducercableuptoatotal

of50'.Forassistance,contactHumminbirdCustomerService.

CAUTION!DoNOTmountthecableswheretheconnectorscouldbesubmergedin

waterorflooded.Ifcablesareinstalledinasplash-pronearea,itmaybehelpfulto

applydielectricgreasetotheinsideoftheconnectorstopreventcorrosion.Dielectric

greasecanbepurchasedseparatelyfromageneralhardwareorautomotivestore.

NOTE:Thetransducercanpivotupto90degreesinthebracket.Allowenoughslack

inthecableforthismovement.Itisbesttoroutethecabletothesideofthe

transducersothetransducerwillnotdamagethecableduringmovement.

2a.Ifyouareroutingthecableoverthetransomoftheboat,securethe

cablebyattachingthecableclamptothetransom,drilling9/64"diameter

holesfor#8x5/8"woodscrews,thenskipdirectlytoprocedure5,

ConnectingtheCable.Hand-tightenonly!

or...

2b.Ifyouwillberoutingthecablethroughahole

inthetransom,drilla5/8"diameterholeabove

thewaterline.Routethecablethroughthishole,

thenfilltheholewithmarine-gradesilicone

sealantandproceedtothenextstepimmediately

(Figure19).

3.Placetheescutcheonplateoverthecablehole

anduseitasaguidetomarkthetwoescutcheon

platemountingholes.Removetheplate,drilltwo

9/64"diameterx5/8"deepholes,andthenfill

bothholeswithmarine-gradesiliconesealant.

Placetheescutcheonplateoverthecablehole

andattachwithtwo#8x5/8"woodscrews.

Hand-tightenonly!

4.Routeandsecurethecablebyattachingthe

cableclamptothetransom.Drillone9/64"

diameterx5/8"deephole,thenfillholewith

marine-gradesiliconesealant,thenattachthe

cableclampusinga#8x5/8"screw.

Hand-tightenonly!

RoutingtheCable

Figure19

LevelingtheMounting

AssemblyHorizontally

Level

Level

Figure18

AdjustingtheTransducer

MountingPosition

Seamaligned

withboathull

Figure17

AdjustingtheInitialTransducerAngle

Oneclicktoolow

Trailingedge

Correctlyaligned

(transducersideseam

alignedwithboatbottom)

Oneclicktoohigh

Figure16

Leadingedge

NOTE:

Youwilldrillthethirdmountingholeandfinalizetheinstallationafter

youroutethecableandtestandfinishtheinstallationinthefollowing

procedures.

MountingtheAssemblyto

theTransom

Figure15

InsertingthePivotArm

AssemblyIntothe

MountingBracket

Figure13

Figure14

InsertingthePivotBolt

Figure12

NOTE:Ifthereisexcesscablethatneedstobegathered

atonelocation(asshownintheillustration),dressthe

cableroutedfrombothdirectionssothatasingleloopis

leftextendingfromthestoragelocation.Doublingthe

cableupfromthispoint,formthecableintoacoil.

Storingexcesscableusingthismethodcanreduce

electronicinterference(Figure20).

5.

ConnectingtheCable

1.Insertthetransducercableintotheappropriateslotonthecableconnector

holder.Seefordetails.InstallingtheCableConnectorInsert

NOTE:Thecableconnectorsarelabeled,andtherearecorrespondinglabelsonthe

connectorholderontherearofthecontrolhead.Theslotsarekeyedtoprevent

reversedinstallation,sobecarefulnottoforcetheconnectorintotheholder.

NOTE:IfyouareinstallingtheSpeedSensoraccessory(optional),youmightalso

needtopurchasetheSonar/SpeedY-Cable.SeeInstallingtheCableConnector

Insertfordetails.

6.

TestandFinishtheInstallation

Onceyouhaveinstalledboththecontrolheadandthetransomtransducer,and

haveroutedallthecables,youmustperformafinaltestbeforelockingthe

transducerinplace.Testingshouldbeperformedwiththeboatinthewater.

1.PressPOWERoncetoturnonthecontrolhead.Iftheunitdoesnotpowerup,

makesurethattheconnectorholderisfullyseatedinthereceptacleandthat

powerisavailable.

2.Ifallconnectionsarecorrectandpowerisavailable,theHumminbirdcontrol

headwillenterNormaloperation.

3.Ifthebottomisvisibleon-screenwithadigitaldepthreadout,theunitis

workingproperly.Makesurethattheboatisinwatergreaterthan2'butless

thanthedepthcapabilityoftheunit,andthatthetransducerisfully

submerged,sincethesonarsignalcannotpassthroughair.

NOTE:Thetransducermustbesubmergedinwaterforreliabletransducerdetection.

4.Iftheunitisworkingproperly,graduallyincreasetheboatspeedtotesthigh-

speedperformance.Iftheunitfunctionswellatlowspeeds,butbeginsto

skipormissthebottomathigherspeeds,thetransducerrequiresadjustment.

5.Ifyouhavethecorrectanglesetonthetransducer,yetloseabottomreading

athighspeed,adjusttheheightandtherunningangleinsmallincrements

togiveyoutheidealtransducerpositionforyourboat.First,adjusttheheight

insmallincrements(Figure17).

NOTE:Thedeeperthetransducerisinthewater,themorelikelythataroostertailof

spraywillbegeneratedathighspeeds,somakesurethatthetransducerisashigh

asitcanbeandstillbesubmergedinthewater.

Ifyouarestillnotgettinggoodhighspeedreadings,youmayneedto

disassemblethetransducermountingassemblyandre-positiontheratchets

(Figures11a-11d).

Ifyoudochangethetransducerposition,re-tracethepositionofthe

mountingbracketbeforeproceeding.

NOTE:Itisoftennecessarytomakeseveralincrementaltransduceradjustments

beforeoptimumhighspeed(upto65mph)performanceisachieved.Duetothewide

varietyofboathulls,however,itisnotalwayspossibletoobtainhighspeeddepth

readings.

6.Onceyouhavereachedaconsistentlygoodsonarsignalatthedesired

speeds,youarereadytolockdownthetransducersettings.Forcethepivot

totheUppositiontogainaccesstothemountingscrews,thenre-alignthe

mountingbracketagainstthetransomoftheboattomatchthetraced

silhouette.Checkthebracketpositionwiththelevelagaintomakesureitis

stilllevel,thenmarkthethirdmountingholeusingapencilormarker.

Unscrewandremovethemountingscrewsandthetransducerassemblyand

setaside.

7.Drillthethirdmountinghole,usinga5/32"drillbit.Useamarine-grade

siliconesealanttofillallthreedrilledmountingholes,especiallyiftheholes

penetratedthetransomwall.

NOTE:Onfiberglasshulls,itisbesttouseprogressivelylargerdrillbitstoreducethe

chanceofchippingorflakingtheoutercoating.

8.Re-positionthetransducerassemblyagainstthetransomoftheboat,then

hand-installallthreescrews.Makesurethatthetransducerlocationandthe

pivotanglehavenotchanged,thenfullytightenallthreemountingscrews

(Figure21).Snapthepivotbackdown.IfyouhaveHand-tightenonly!

performedtheprecedingprocedurescorrectly,thetransducershouldbelevel

andattherightheightforoptimaloperation.

7.

LockingDowntheTransducer(Optional)

NOTE:YouhavetheoptiontolockdowntheTwoPieceKickUpbracketifyoudonot

wantthetransducertokickup.Pleasebeaware,however,thatthetransducercan

bedamagedifitislockeddownanditstrikesdebrisinthewater.

1.Tolockdownthetransducer,tracethepositionof

themountingbracket.ForcethepivottotheUp

positiontogainaccesstothemountingscrews,

thenre-alignthemountingbracketagainstthe

transomoftheboattomatchthetraced

silhouette.Checkthebracketpositionwiththe

levelagaintomakesureitisstilllevel,thenmark

thefourthmountingholeusingapencilor

marker(Figure8).Unscrewandremovethe

mountingscrewsandthetransducerassembly

andsetaside.

2.Drillthefourthmountinghole,usinga9/64"drill

bit.Useamarine-gradesiliconesealanttofillall

fourdrilledmountingholes,especiallyifthe

holespenetratethetransomwall.

3.Re-positionthetransducerassemblyagainstthe

transomoftheboat,thenhandinstallthefirst

threescrews(twoontheoutsideedgesandone

inthe3rdmountinghole).Makesurethatthe

transducerlocationandthepivotanglehavenot

changed,thenfullytightenallthreemounting

screws(Figure21).Hand-tightenonly!

4.Snapthepivotbackdown.Installthe#8x1"

woodscrewintothe4thholetolockdownthe

pivotarm(Figure22).Hand-tightenonly!

TROLLINGMOTOR

TRANSDUCERINSTALLATION

Severalstylesofthetransducerarecompatible

withtrollingmotormounting(Figure23).Ifyou

haveatrollingmotorbracket,refertothe

separateinstallationinstructionsthatare

includedwiththebracket.

TROLLINGMOTOR

TRANSDUCEROPTIONS

•YoumaypurchaseaTrollingMotorAdapterkitthatwillallowyouto

mountthetransduceronthetrollingmotor.

NOTE:1-800-633-1468CallHumminbirdCustomerServiceatfordetailsandpricing,

orvisithumminbird.comformoreinformation.

Figure23

FullyTightenAllThree

MountingScrews

Figure21

Figure22

StoringExcessCable

Figure20

WARNING!Disassemblyandrepairofthiselectronicunitshouldonlybeperformed

byauthorizedservicepersonnel.Anymodificationoftheserialnumberorattemptto

repairtheoriginalequipmentoraccessoriesbyunauthorizedindividualswillvoidthe

warranty.

WARNING!ThisproductcontainschemicalsknowntotheStateofCaliforniato

causecancerand/orreproductiveharm.

WARNING!Thisdeviceshouldnotbeusedasanavigationalaidtopreventcollision,

grounding,boatdamage,orpersonalinjury.Whentheboatismoving,waterdepth

maychangetooquicklytoallowtimeforyoutoreact.Alwaysoperatetheboatatvery

slowspeedsifyoususpectshallowwaterorsubmergedobjects.

WARNING!Donottravelathighspeedswiththeunitcoverinstalled.Removethe

unitcoverbeforetravelingatspeedsabove20mph.

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