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Most fish dont

spawn

unless the

water

temperature

is

within rather

narrow limits.

To find

the

different

temperatures,

a surface

temperature

meter,

such as the

EDT-20 is a valuable aid

to

your

boat This unit

provides

an

extremely quick response

to

identifying

the

desired surface

water

spawning temperatures

for various

species.

Trout can't survive in

streams

that

get

too

warm;

bass and

other fish

eventually

die out

when

stocked in lakes that

remain too cold

during

the summer. While

some fish

have a

wider

temperature

tolerance than

others,

each has a

certain

range

within

which it tries to

stay.

Schooling

fish

suspended

over

deep

water lie at the

level that

provides

this

temperature

in

which,

we

assume,

they

are the most

comfortable.

The

temperature

of

water in the lake is

seldom constant from

top

to

bottom.

Layers

of

different

temperatures form,

and the

junction

of a

warm

and

cool

layer

of water

is oalled a

thermoclirie. The

depth

and thickness

of the thermocline

can

vary

with the

season or time of

day.

In

deep

lakes

there

may

be two or

more at

different

depths.

Thermoclines are

important

to fishermen

because

they

are areas where fish

are active.

Many

times

bait fish

wilFbe above the

thermocline while

larger game

fish

will

suspend

in or

just

below it.

The Z-6100 can

detect

this

invisible

layer

in the

water,

but the

sensitivity

will

probably

have to

be turned

up

to see

it

INTRODUCTION

When the Z-6100

Liquid Crystal Graph

(LCG)

is turned

on,

it

will

automatically

find and

display

the bottom

signal

and other

targets.

As the

depth

of the

bottom

changes,

the Z-@100 will

automatically change

the

range

and

sensitivity

to

always keep

the

boffom

signal

on the

display.

If

desired,

the

only

key

that needs to be

touched is the ON

key. Howeve

the

automatic mode can be disabled

which allows the Z-6100 to be

manually adjusted.

The Z-6100 is

nitrogen

filled

and sealed for

complete waterproof

protection.

The

liquid crystal

display

and

keyboard

are

lacklighted

for

easy

use at

night, plus

it's covered

by

a full one

year warranty

which

includes

all

parts

and labor for one

year

from the date of

purchase.

To

get

started with

your Z-610p,

first read the

installation section. This

is where it all

begins,

and

improper

installation can

cause

problems

down the road.

After

you've

read

these instructions and installed

your

Z-6100,

read

the rest of this manual

in detail. The more

you

know

when

you get

to

the

water,

the more

your

Z-6100 will do

for

you.

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WSTALLATI ON

Mounting

The

Z-6100 can be installed in

any

convenient

location,

provided

there

is

clearance when tilted for

the best

viewing angle.

Holes in the bracket

base allow woed screw

or

through

bolt

mounting.

The bracket can be

aftached to aluminum

panels

with sheet metal sdrews.

However,

we

suggest placing

a

piece

of

plywood

on the back of thin

fiberglass panels

to

secure the

mounting

hardware. Make

certain there is

enough

room

behind the unit to

attach the

power

and

transducer cables.

A 1½"

hole in the base of the

gimbal

bracket allows the

power

and

transducer

cables to be routed

straight

down

through

the

mounting

surface.

The smallest

hole that will

pass

the

transducer connector

through

is

3%" This will allow

the transducer

connector and cable to

be

passed up

through

the

hole and

gimbal bracket

then the

power

cable

wire can

be

pushed

DOWN

through

the bracket and

dash. After the

cables

have been

routed,

the hole

may

be

filled with silicone

rubber

adhesive

(RTV),

or the bracket can

be offset so that the

majority

of the

hole is covered.

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