Vexilar LC-10 Manuale Utente

CONTENTSGeneral Description 2Specifications 3Assembly 4Installation 6Operation 10Menu Functions 13Typical Indications 15Maintenance 19Trouble Shooting

OPERATIONFigure 9 shows the main controlsof the LC-10. ON/OFFTurns the LC-10 ON and OFF.Simply turning the unit on will startthe Automatic System. Thi

RANGE CONTROLThe two buttons at the top right of the control panel setthe depth range when the Auto Mode is off. Pressing theSHALLOW button changes th

EXPANSIONEXP. ON/OFF displays only the bottom half of the waterdepth when selected to ON. This doubles the display res-olution making it much easier t

MENU FUNCTIONSSWEEPPress the MENU button and then the LIGHT button toenter the SWEEP settings. SWEEP controls how fast theinformation moves across the

TEMP ADJPress the MENU button and then the ALARM buttonto enter the TEMP ADJ settings. This page allows you toadjust or calibrate the temperature read

Typical IndicationsOnce the boat is in the water and you have turned onthe LC-10 you must allow it time to find the bottom. Thiscan take just a short

SEEING FISHWith the FISH ID feature on, any target that the LC-10identifies as a fish will change to a fish symbol shortly afterit appears on the scre

behind the transom. If your transducer is poorly mounted,the unit will lose the bottom at a certain boat speed. Thisis due to all of the air bubbles i

ICE FISHINGThe stable platform of ice lets you concentrate on yourbait and the fish around it. The bottom becomes less impor-tant because it never cha

MAINTENANCEMaintenance for the Boundary Waters LC-10 is verysimple. There, simply, is not that much to maintain. Becauseof this, problems can sneak up

GENERAL DESCRIPTIONThe Boundary Waters model LC-10 is a compact andlight-weight liquid crystal depth sounder. It indicates depth,shows changes in bott

Possible CauseTROUBLE SHOOTINGUnit is turned on, but there is nodisplay.Battery voltage may be too low.The unit will show no display ifthe voltage is

OTHER VEXILAR PRODUCTSThe EdgeThe Edge, model LC-507, is the ulti-mate LCD depth sounder. It’s uniquedesign incorporates two transducersrunning at the

BATTERY STATUS INDICATORThe Vexilar Battery Status Indicatorworks with all 12 volt batteries and canbe permanently mounted or used as aportable unit.

PORTA CASEThe unique Vexilar Flasher PortaCase holds your FL-8SLT, LC-10, orother manufacturer's sonar or GPS. Ithas space for your transducer, a

OPTIONAL TRANSDUCERSHIGH SPEED TRANSDUCERSTB0044-7P19 Degree Transom Mount HighSpeed Transducer. Comes with theMounting Bracket and 25 Feet of Cable.T

PUCK STYLE TRANSDUCERSTB0023-7P19 Degree Puck Transducer. ForMounting on a Electric Trolling Motor,In-Hull Mounting, Portable Use, or IceFishing. Come

ICE FISHING TRANSDUCERSTB0050-7P19 Degree Ice-Ducer. Self Levelingand Floats in the Ice Hole. Comes withFloat, Stopper, and 7 Feet of SpeciallyDesigne

SERVICE AND SUPPORTIf you find that you need help, feel free to contact us.Please have ready the model number and, if possible, theserial number of yo

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• Operating Voltage:• Current Draw:• Power Output:• Frequency:• Beam Angle:• Resolution:• Sounding Rate:• Display Size:• Dimensions:• Weight:8.5 - 15

ASSEMBLYSet the battery tray down and place the unit, face down,inside. Line up the bracket holes and install the gimbalknobs. Make sure the rubber wa

ASSEMBLING THE TRANSDUCERLocate the transducer and bracket assembly. Thisincludes:1 - Transducer1 - Metal angle bracket1 - Suction cup1 - Short panhea

Now locate the transducer and the remaining hardware.Install the transducer onto the angle bracket. The flat edgeof the transducer should be facing th

may need to purchasethe optional Tri-Cupbracket shown in figure6.ALTERNATETRANSDUCERMOUNTINGIf you choose not to use the suction cup mountingmethod, y

Drill out the hole,install one screw, andtighten the bracketdown securely. Be sureto seal any holes drilledinto the transom withsilicone to preventwat

idea to make a "test run" before you permanently installthe transducer to make sure that you can indeed get a read-ing through your hull and