Thread: test compilation

*Insert SD Card into the unit that contains the waypoints ...
*Press "Menu" twice to get into the Main Menu System ...
*Cursor over to the Nav tab ...
*Cursor down to "Waypoints Routes Tracks" ...
*Cursor right to open "Waypoint Management" ..
*Cursor to highlight "Options" ...
*Cursor right to open options menu ...
*Cursor to "Select All and..."
*Cursor to "Export" ...
*Confirm "Yes" in green popup that asks if you want to export Nav data ...
*Wait for white popup that says "Export Successful" ..
*Remove SD Card ...

*Insert SD Card into unit that you want to import waypoints into ...
*Confirm "Yes" in green popup that asks if you want import Nav data ...
*Wait for white popup that says "Import Successful" ..
*Remove SD Card ...

Co pilot allows you to control speed, steering, and prop on/off from a remote FOB ...

iPilot allows all of Co pilot features plus Spot Lock and record and retrace Tracks ... $449 from Minn Kota
http://www.minnkotamotors.com/Produc...ORY---TERROVA/

iPilot Link allows all of iPilot features plus the ability to Ethernet the TM to a HB unit to control the TM from the HB and add Follow the Contour with a LakeMaster iLink compatible mapping card ... $799 from Minn Kota
http://www.minnkotamotors.com/Access.../i-Pilot-Link/

Each upgrade is an entire module replacement in the head of the TM ...

Mega Y splitter cable 720094-1 MSIDBY

Mega SI transducer trolling motor mounting kit 740159-1 AD MTM.

ONIX XT 14 20 HDSI T ...

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First of all, the screen on the SOLIX is almost twice as bright as the screen on the ONIX. SOLIX is 1500 nits. ONIX was about 800 nits. By comparison, the 1100 series was 1200 nits and the HELIX series is 1500 nits.

Second, we have improved the AG and AR coatings on the glass due to switching to a new touch screen. You should notice that the screen does not reflect as much as the ONIX does. It is on par with the HELIX.

Lastly, the stack up of displays, optical gel, touch-screens, and glass does not change from industry to industry or product to product. It is a single assembly just like the ONIX. If a gap is perceived it is because we use a thicker and thus stronger piece of glass then say your cell phone would. The gap that is perceived is the thickness of the glass – not a gap between the glass and the display.

The challenge with high performance hulls is that there is actually very little of the hull in the water when trimmed out and on plane ...

It is imperative that the shoot thru xducer be installed at a spot in the bilge that has constant contact with the water at higher speed when the boat is up and on pad ...

This means the shoot thru must be as far rearward as possible and as close to the keel line as possible ...

When the boat is up on plane you can try trimming the motor down some to stick more of the hull in the water ... If the depth reading seems to improve, it means the shoot thru is too far forward and that part of the hull is coming out of the water as the boat planes out on the pad ...

It is also possible the hull wasn't properly prepared by sanding and cleaning the install area before the shoot thru was epoxied in ...

I've even heard of rare instances where the hull is delaminated at the install spot and another spot must be used ...

The shoot thru xducer should be tested before epoxying to test for performance at all speeds ...

Here is more info on proper preparation, testing, and installation ...

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Workaround for creating I tracks in AutoChart and importing into HB ...

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QUOTE=sfw1960;8257376]I start the AS ETH 5PXG 1st and then after a few seconds or so I fire up the unit I would call the "master" (unit you're mainly tapping info from) and give that 2-3 minutes to fully come online, acquire an IP address & make sure it sees anything connected (just the 5PXG).

Then I will fire up the next of several (if you have more than one) displays allowing each to come online and acquire an IP addy.
If at any time you get a message "local sonar/GPS/etc lost - switch to local?" either ignore it for a few minutes or hit exit on the unit.

Rinse & repeat until all units are online & seeing each other without being in a hurry to view the system status (which I keep that view enabled for checking if needed).

Go into the network tabs & configure your sources as you'd like, and if they are not listed - you probably jumped the gun & didn't wait long enough.

It takes a while to get ready to go, so I am always starting up the network after I dump the rig.

If you experience repeated drops after this procedure - you may need to reset the network by yanking the Ethernet while the machines are booted - and disconnect each one by one, shutting down and again booting with NO network connection so the switch & units release the IP addresses and start fresh.

I have only had to do this ONCE in several years of networking my HB units.

HTH...

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