Raymarine FishFinder L265 User Manual download pdf (Page 60)

of the echoes are displayed in black. When the feature is

turned on, strong echoes are displayed using a crosshatch

(or “checkerboard”) pattern. A weaker return is shown

using a solid area of black or gray.

This feature helps to show the difference between the

strong echo from the bottom and the weaker echoes from

fish or weeds near the bottom.

Sidelooker This item is used with the optional “Sidelooker” transducer.

This type of transducer sends sound waves out to the sides

of the boat. See Fig. 3-10. If you have installed this

transducer, use this line of the display to turn on the

Sidelooker mode.

Shallow Alarm You can set an alarm to trigger whenever the boat moves into

water which is shallower than a limit you set. Use the

and

controls to move to the line for Shallow Alarm and use the

> arrow on the Page control pad to turn this item on. Once

you do this, the display will ask which depth you want to use

as a limit. Use the < and > controls to set the limit you want.

To turn this feature off, press the < control until the display

indicates zero feet, fathoms or meters.

When the shallow alarm is set, the letter “S” will appear in

the lower left-hand corner of the normal displays. If you

move into shallow water and trigger the alarm, the letter “S”

will begin to flash, and the buzzer will sound. Press the

CLEAR

button to silence the buzzer. The letter “S” will

continue to flash until you move into deeper water.

Deep Alarm An alarm can be set to trigger whenever the boat moves

into water which is deeper than a preset limit. Use the

and

controls to move to the line for Deep Alarm and use

the > control to turn this item on. Once you do this, the

display will ask which depth you want to use as a limit. Use

the < and > controls to set the limit you want. To turn this

feature off, press the < control until the display indicates

zero feet, fathoms or meters.

When the deep alarm is set, the letter “D” will appear in the

lower left-hand corner of the normal displays. If you move

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Raymarine FishFinder L265 User Manual Page 60