Humminbird TCR ID-10 - Manual (Page 13)

Specifications:
Operating Frequency
200 KHz
Power Requirement 12 volts
Power Cable Length 111/2'
Transducer (standard) XHS-6-16 high-speed
Transducer Cone Angle 16 degrees
Transducer Cable Length 20'
Depth Ranges 0-15', 0-30', 0-60', 0-120',
0-180', 0-240', 0-360', 0-480'
Zoom Ranges 7', 15', 30'
Mounting (standard)
All-In-One Mounting & Connector System
Unit Construction High-impact polycarbonate case
Dimensions 61/2"W x 63/4"H x 1 Y2"D
Display
liquid crystal
Viewing Area 3"W x 4" H
Matrix Configuration 48 x 75 pixels
TESTING THE INSTALLATION
Once you've installed your TCR ID-10, Transducer and cables, it's time to test the installation.
This testing should be done on the water, since that is the only way to check your Transducer's
performance.
Test Your TCR
With your boat at idle, turn the unit on. The TCR will perform a "self test" on its electronics to
make sure everything is operating properly, and then it will select the right depth range and
sensitivity level for the conditions. Momentarily, you'll see the reading start to "march" across the
screen from right to left.
Test Your ID-10 Installation
Increase your boat speed to ensure that you get a continuous bottom reading as the boat moves.
Your TCR ID-10 and its Transducer are designed to operate at up to 75 mph so feel free to test
them at very high speeds.
If the TCR ID-10 performs well at idle or slow speeds, but the display is not continuous at higher
speeds, then the Transducer is not installed properly. Air bubbles or turbulence from the boat hull
are passing across the face of the Transducer, blocking the transmitted signal. Following the
instructions in "Mounting The Transducer," you can make simple adjustments that should take
care of the problem.
NOTE: Should problems occur during your tests, first consult the "Before You Call For Service"
section in this manual for trouble-shooting tips from the Humminbird engineers. If you don't find
the solution there, call our toll-free Customer Service Hotline listed on page 2.
BUILT-IN SIMULATOR
To help you learn to use your new unit, Humminbird has built a simulator into the TCR ID-10. The
simulator will display a typical underwater scene, and allow you to use the controls for practice.
Activating the simulator is easy-with the unit turned off, hold down the power button for about 2
seconds, until a chirping sound begins. When you release the button, the built-in simulator will be
on and ready for your practice session. Turning your unit off and back on again will disengage the
simulator, for operating the TCR ID-10 in actual conditions.