Raymarine L470 Bedienungsanleitung
FishFinder L470
Instruction Manual
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Contents
Echo sounding – How it works (inside front cover)
FishFinder L470 – Features and functions i
For information and service ii
1Introduction 1
About the FishFinder L470 1
System Components 2
Standard Equipment 2
Standard Transducers 2
Optional Accessories 2
2Installation 4
About the Transducer 4
Selecting the Correct Type of Transducer 5
Assembling the Transducer Bracket 6
Positioning the Transom-Mount Transducer 6
Mounting the Transom-Mount Transducer 9
Mounting the Optional Sidelooker Transducer -
Transom-Mount Installation 10
Installation Notes – Thru-Hull Transducer 11
Installation Notes – In-Hull Transducer 12
Installation Notes – Trolling Motor Transducers 13
Installation Notes –
Transducer for Speed and Temperature Only 14
EMC Installation Guidelines 14
Mounting the Display Unit – Standard Mount 16
Dismounting the Display Unit 16
Mounting the Display Unit – Flush Mount 18
Installing the Transducer Cable 19
Installing the Transducer Cable – Sidelooker Option 21
Installing the Transducer Cable –
Separate Speed and Temperature Sensors 21
Making the DC Power Connections 22
Calibrating the Sensors 24
3Operating Instructions 26
Controls on Display Panel 26
Turning the Power On and Off 28
Setup Memory 28
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Lamp/Contrast Menu 29
Operating Pages 30
FishFinder Page 32
Choosing a Frequency 37
Fish Indications 38
Bottom Indications 39
Window Page 41
Sidelooker Page 43
Digital Page 47
Performance Modes 50
Zoom Mode 50
A-Scope (Bottom Coverage) Mode 52
Bottom Lock Mode 54
4Setup Instructions 56
The Setup Menu 56
Range Setting 57
Sensitivity Setting 58
Chart Speed Setting 60
Frequency Setting 61
Resetting the Log 63
System Setup Menu 64
Simulator 65
Language 65
Fish Symbols 65
White Line 65
VRM 66
Sidelooker 66
Speed Cal 66
Temp Cal 67
Depth Digits 67
Shallow Alarm 67
Deep Alarm 68
Fish Alarm 68
Buzzer 69
Depth Units 70
Speed Units 70
Temp Units 70
Speed 70
Log 70
Temp 70
Setup Menus for Zoom Mode 71
Zoom Select Menu 71
Zoom Screen Split/Full Menu Item 72
Setup Menus for Bottom Lock Mode 73
Bottom Lock Range Menu Item 73
Bottom Lock Split/Full Menu Item 74
Setup Menu for Window Page 75
Resetting from the Digital Page 76
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Setup Instructions for Sidelooker 76
Sidelooker Range Menu Item 77
Sidelooker Sensitivity Menu Item 78
Sidelooker Chart Speed Menu Item 78
SidelookerView Menu item 79
Combining Displays 80
Resetting the Unit to Factory Defaults 81
Default Settings 82
5Maintenance andTroubleshooting 83
Cleaning Instructions 83
Troubleshooting Suggestions 83
Servicing a Thru-Hull Transducer 87
How to Contact Raymarine 87
6Specifications 91
General Information 91
FishFinder Functions 92
Connector Diagrams 93
Glossary of Terms 94
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List of Figures
Figure Page
Unit in Use Inside front cover
Front Panel i
1-1 Typical Installation 1
2-1 TransducerTypes 5
2-2 Assembling theTransducer Bracket 6
2-3 Transducer Mounted onTransom 7
2-4 Transducer Bracket, Side View 7
2-5 Correct Mounting Position 8
2-6 Mounting the Transducer 8
2-7 Installing the SidelookerTransducer 10
2-8 Installing the SidelookerTransducer
on aTrolling Motor 13
2-9 SuppressionFerrites 15
2-10 Installation on Bracket 16
2-11 Dimensions 17
2-12 Flush-Mount Installation 18
2-13 DisassemblingfromBracket 19
2-14 Installing Cable onTransom 20
2-15 Cable for Sidelooker Transducer 21
2-16 Cable for Speed and Temperature Sensor 22
2-17 DC Power Connections 23
3-1 Display Panel 26
3-2 Lamp/Contrast Menu 29
3-3 Operating Pages 31
3-4 FishFinder Page 32
3-5 Fish Indications 38
3-6 Bottom Conditions 40
3-7 Window Page 41
3-8 Options for Window Page 42
3-9 Sidelooker Feature 43
3-10 Sidelooker Page 44
3-11 Digital Page 47
3-12 Performance Modes 49
3-13 Zoom Mode 50
3-14 A-Scope Mode 52
3-15 Bottom Lock Mode 54
4-1 Setup Menus 56
4-2 Range Menu Item 57
4-3 Sensitivity Menu Item 58
4-4 Changing the Chart Speed Setting 60
4-5 Chart Speed Menu Item 61
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4-6 Frequency Menu Item 61
4-7 Log Reset Menu Item 63
4-8 Reaching the System Setup Menu 64
4-9 System Setup Menu 64
4-10 Zoom Select Menu Item 71
4-11 Zoom Screen Split/Full MenuItem 72
4-12 Bottom Lock Range Menu Item 73
4-13 Bottom Lock Split/Full Menu Item 74
4-14 Digital Setup Menu Item 75
4-15 Sidelooker Range Menu item 77
4-16 Sidelooker Sensitivity MenuItem 78
4-17 Sidelooker Chart Speed Menu Item 78
4-18 Sidelooker View Menu Item 79
4-19 Split FishFinder Page with A-Scope Mode 80
4-20 Window Page with Option G Selected
and Zoom Enabled 81
5-1 Sample Mailing Label 89
6-1 ConnectorDiagrams 93
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Introduction
Fig. 1-1
Typical Installation
1 – Introduction
About the FishFinder L470
The FishFinder L470 is a system that uses sound waves (“sonar”) to
detect fish and show the bottom of a lake or sea. The system includes a
transducer and a display unit, connected by a cable. The transducer
sends high-frequency sound waves down into the water. These sounds
strike fish, the bottom, or other objects in the water, and return as echoes.
The FishFinder then interprets these echoes and presents a display.
The FishFinder L470 can handle many different jobs:
• detect the presence of fish below the boat
• trigger an alarm when fish are found
• measure the depth of the water
• set alarms for minimum and maximum depth
• show the shape of the bottom
• determine whether the seabed is hard or soft
• measure the speed of the boat and the distance traveled
• show the water temperature
We are sure you will find the FishFinder L470 to be one of the most useful
devices on your boat.
FishFinder L470
Display Unit
Optional Thru Hull
Transducer
Transducer mounted
in quick release
transom bracket
PWR
SETUP
CLEAR
ZOOM
BOT
LOCK
A-SCP
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L470
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Introduction
System Components
The FishFinder L470 consists of a compact display unit connected to
a transducer. The transducer is attached to the boat and extends into
the water.
Standard Equipment
When you unpack your FishFinder L470, you should find the following
standard equipment in the carton. If any items are missing, please notify
your Raymarine dealer immediately, or contact the Customer Service
Department at Raymarine at 1-800-539-5539, ext. 2333. Please provide
the serial number of the FishFinder when reporting any missing items.
Description Part No.
FishFinder L470 display unit E61013
Quick-release swivel-mount bracket
(with mounting hardware) G623996-1
DC power cable M99-146
Instruction manual G627172-3
Four #10 x 3/4” ss mounting screws —
Standard Transducers
Depending on which model of the L470 you have purchased, the box will
include one of the transducers listed below:
Description Part No.
Transom-mount transducer (with speed
and temperature sensors, including
mounting bracket and hardware) M78898
Bronze thru-hull transducer (with
speed and temperature sensors) M78923
Optional Accessories
Optional accessories and parts can be purchased directly from
Raymarine. For prices and ordering information, please call the Parts
Department at (800) 539-5539 ext. 2333.
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Introduction
Description Part No.
Sidelooker transom-mount transducer M78930
Sidelooker transducer for trolling motor
mounting. Companion with M78928
downlooker depth/temp transducer,
with 12 ft. (3.6 m) cable and hardware M78929
Extension cable, 5 pin (15 ft., 4.5 m) M99-140
Extension cable, 9 pin (15 ft., 4.5 m) M99-139
Flush-mounting kit (with hardware and
mounting template) M99-138
Fairing block for M78923 thru-hull
transducer (Lexan®) M99-142
Low profile plastic thru-hull transducer
(Valox®plastic, sensor for depth only) M78922
Bronze thru-hull transducer
(sensor for depth only) M78921
In-hull/trolling motor transducer (for installation in
fiberglass hull only, or mounting on trolling motor,
including hardware for either installation
and 20’or 6m cable) M78928
Angled in-hull transducer (for installation
in fiberglass hull only, where deadrise
angle is 10°to 22°) M78946
Plastic thru-hull transducer (Valox®plastic, with
speed and temperature sensors, used with depth-
only transducers M78922, M78928, M78946) M78937
Transom-mount speed and temperature
sensor (used with depth-only transducers
M78922, M78928, M78946) M78936
Replacement transom transducer
mounting bracket kit M99-148
Transducer switch box (select between two L470
FishFinder displays, using one transducer) M99-136
Replacement paddle wheel kit (for transom-
mount transducer) M99-143
Replacement paddle wheel kit
(for thru-hull transducer) D234
Replacement paddle wheel kit
(for bronze thru-hull transducer) D144
Installation
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2 – Installation
The installation process has four parts:
•Mounting the transducer
•Mounting the display unit
•Connecting the cables for the transducer and power supply
•Calibrating the display unit
About the Transducer
Several different kinds of transducers can be used with this unit. The
transom-
mount style, used most often, and in-hull types are shown in Fig.2-1.
Besides measuring depth, the transducers have two other sensors: a
paddle wheel which detects the speed of the boat, and a sensor for the
water temperature. An optional transducer, the Sidelooker, detects
objects by looking out to the sides of the boat.
Since the transducer is very important to the operation of the FishFinder,
it is vital that the transducer be mounted correctly. The transducer will
give the most reliable readings if it looks into water which is smooth and
undisturbed. If you place the transducer so bubbles or turbulence flow
across the face of the unit, the system may give inaccurate readings.
There are three important rules when mounting any type of transducer:
•The transducer should be continuously covered by water when the
boat is moving. (If the transducer is mounted near the side of the
boat, it may be exposed when the boat is turning.)
•The transducer should be placed where turbulence or bubbles will not
pass directly over the face of the unit. Don’t place the transducer
behind any running strakes, intakes, or thru-hull fittings which create
turbulence.
•The transducer should be mounted where it will not be affected by the
wash from the propeller(s).
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