Humminbird ID Sixty Manual de usuario

There are two main components to an ID Sixty installation: The transducer, which you will install

on the transom or inside the hull, and the ID Sixty unit, which mounts in the dash or console. The

transducer and ID Sixty communicate by means of a cable, and are powered by your boat’s 12-

volt DC battery.

The transducer and ID Sixty use the basic principles of sonar to reveal objects beneath the

water’s surface. The ID Sixty continuously sends electronic signals to the transducer, which

converts them to ultrasonic signals that it aims toward the bottom, then immediately echoes back

to the transducer. As the transducer receives these signals, it converts them back too electronic

signals for display on the ID Sixty dial.

HOW THE ID SIXTY WORKS

The ID Sixty uses the returned information to generate signals that are displayed on a dial. The

information is constantly updated as you travel across the water. The ID Sixty unit measures the

amount of time it takes the signal to travel from the transducer to the reflecting object and back

again. This time is then converted into feet and the number of feet to the object is indicated on the

calibrated dial with the spinning lamp. The lamp revolves around the dial once for each sixty-foot

reading.

BEFORE BEGINNING

WHAT YOU HAVE

Before installing your new ID Sixty please ensure that the following parts are included in the

product box:

Item Part No.

ID Sixty depthsounder………………………………………………….N/A

Transducer with 20 foot cable………………………………………….XHS-6-24

4” power cable…………………………………………………………SAID-10

Mounting bracket……………………………………………………...400988-1

Hardware………………………………………………………………2214-2

OFF-SENS control knob………………………………………………401944-2

OFF-SENS label………………………………………………………540024-2

If any of these items are missing, please see your local Hummingbird distributor for a

replacement product or contact Hummingbird at our toll-free Customer Support Hotline, listed

inside the back cover.

If your ID Sixty came already installed on your Tracker boat, skip to Section Four, using the ID

Sixty.

WHAT YOU NEED

In addition to the parts supplied with your ID Sixty, you will need the following for installation and

operation:

•A drill and drill bits

•Phillips-head screwdriver

•Ruler or measuring tape

•Pencil or pen

•12-volt DC power source (your boat’s battery)

•1-amp fuse and fuse holder

The ID Sixty comes with a high-speed, 24-degree transducer as standard equipment. This

transducer can be mounted on the transom or inside the hull, as described in section Two later in

this manual. You should familiarize yourself with this material before actually beginning

transducer installation.

If you find the standard transducer doesn’t meet your needs, you can exchange it, unused, for

one of he following models by returning it to your local distributor, or by calling Hummingbird’s

Customer Support Hotline

ACCESSORIES

For installation on a larger boat where the transducer is located well away from the ID Sixty,

Hummingbird offers a 10-foot x 20 foot extension cable for the transducer.

For more information on accessories contact your local Hummingbird dealer or call our toll-free

Customer Support Hotline

Item Part No. Use

10 foot cable EC-6 Extends transducer

20 foot cable EC-6-20 Extends transducer

INSTALLING THE ID SIXTY

Before mounting the ID Sixty control head, gather the parts you need: ID Sixty, mounting

hardware kit, power cable, and transducer cable. If the transducer cable is not long enough for

your installation, see “Accessories” earlier in this manual for information on the EC-6-10 foot

extension cable.

Next, consider where to mount the ID Sixty. To choose the best location, consider the following:

•The mounting area should allow at least 2” clearance around the back of the unit for

connection, air flow, and ease of removal.

•Any VHF radio you have may incur some degree of interference with the depth sounder.

Hummingbird depth sounders are designed to minimize this interference, although it is best to

route the transducer cable and antenna cable as far away from each other as possible, for

example, on opposite sides of the boat.

After you have determined the best location for your ID Sixty, pr0ceed with the following

instructions.

1. Drill a 3.5’ hole to accommodate the control head.

NOTE: 3.5” hole saws are readily available at most hardware stores. If you do not want to but a

saw for this purpose, tool rental stores or marine dealers may be another source.

2. From the front, place the unit into the 3.5” hole.

NOTE: Be sure that the unit’s orientation reads properly before continuing.

3. From behind the console, install the “U” bracket over the rear of the unit and align the

mounting holes in the bracket with the two bolts. Install the flat washer and wing nut and

tighten. Due to the console or dash thickness the bracket may not fit onto the two bolts. If this

occurs, the bracket can be easily shortened to fit. Use pliers to bend and break the bracket

tabs (see illustration). The bracket may be broken at several points. Shorten the bracket one

tab at a time until it fits.

NOTE: Do not over tighten the hex nuts as this may cause damage to the unit.

NOTE: Do not apply thread locking compounds to the unit or bracket as this may cause damage

to the unit.

6. The OFF-SENS control of your unit requires a 3/8” hole. Drill this hole within 18” of the ID Sixty.

7. Peel the backing from the OFF-SENS label to expose the adhesive. Place the label on the

mounting surface aligning with the 3/8” hole.

8. Place the first hex nut on the threads so that sufficient threads are exposed on the font of the

dash or console. Install the OFF-SENS control from the rear and install the second hex nut from

the front and tighten. Place the control knob onto the control shaft.

9. To connect the power cable to the 12-volt DC power source, wire the ID Sixty through your

fuse panel with a 1-amp fuse (not included).

If your boat does not have a fuse panel, you can wire the power cable to the battery with an in-

line 1-amp fuse and fuse holder (not included) in the positive wire, as shown in the battery

illustration. Do not connect directly to the battery without a fuse. Attach the black lead to the

negative (-) terminal, and wire the red lead through the fuse to the positive (+) terminal.

NOTE: Do not use any power cable other than the one provided with your ID Sixty. You may

lengthen the cable with 18-gauge wire.

10. Connect the transducer and power cables to the back of the ID Sixty.

USING THE ID SIXTY

This section provides complete information on operating the ID Sixty. You are encouraged to

read this information completely as you first learn to use your depth sounder. Doing so will ensure

that you fully understand the ID Sixty display.

To begin using your ID Sixty turn the OFF-SENS control clockwise just until you hear a click.

The OFF-SENS control is also used to adjust sensitivity and will be discussed in this section.

OBJECTS UNDER WATER

The ID Sixty displays information about moving objects (fish), ground cover, and depth. To

distinguish between the information displayed on the dial, anchor the boat and watch for signals

that change position along the dial. A changing signal is an indication of one or more fish. The

variance in ground cover is displayed by the length of the depth signal, for example, a short

uninterrupted depth signal indicates a rocky ground cover.

Examples of underwater conditions with corresponding dial readings are shown next. Studying

these examples will increase your understanding of the information displayed on your ID Sixty.

This dial indicates a rocky bottom with a depth of 30 FT, as shown in the illustration. Notice the

short uninterrupted depth signal at 30 FT.

A hard clay, sand, and gravel bottom at 35 FT is represented on this dial.

A flat muddy bottom is indicated at 35 FT. Notice that the depth signal is uninterrupted and has

increased in length.

This dial indicates a soft bottom with vegetation as shown in the illustration. The depth is

indicated at 50 FT with an uninterrupted signal. Vegetation is indicated with consistently

appearing flashes before 50 FT.

The above dial indicates a steep rocky ledge with a depth reading at 50 FT. The short

uninterrupted signal at 50 FT indicates a rocky ground cover, knowing this enables you to

interpret the flashes just before as a rocky ledge.

Small fish over an underwater cliff are indicated in this dial. Fish are moving targets shown as

flashes that change position along the dial.

This dial shows flashes at 6 FT indicating small fish and longer flashes at 26 FT indicating large

fish.

DEPTH OVER 60 FEET

When operating the Hummingbird ID Sixty depth sounder in water deeper than 60 feet the flash

will continue past zero, and at this point the inside dial should be read. The inside dial reads up to

120 feet. For depths greater than 120 feet (two complete turns around the dial) add 120 feet to

outer dial reading. The following illustrations show examples of depth readings over 60 feet.

The dial on the left begins with a flash at “O”. Each time the dial passes 60 feet a flash appears.

This indicates a depth of 60 FT.

The dial on the right begins with a flash at “O”, one complete turn is made and the dial continues

without flashing. At 100 FT (inside dial reading) a flash appears, indicating your current depth.

The dial in this example shows a beginning flash at “O”. Fish signals appear at 15 FT and 28 FT

(outside dial reading). One complete turn is made at 110 FT (inside dial reading).

NOTE: You may read depths deeper than 120. If the dial passes 120 FT (inside dial reading),

adding the outside reading to 120 FT will give you your current depth.

SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT

To adjust the OFF-SENS control move your boat to a depth reading of 5-10 feet. Turn off the

boat motor and any other electronic device that may cause interference. Turn the OFF-SENS

control just past the click. The dial should signal at “O” feet, dial 1.

Turn the control clockwise as needed to get a good lake bottom signal at the water depth, dial 2.

Turning the control farther clockwise will cause echoes to appear, adjust the sensitivity clockwise

until you see the second echo, dial 3. The returns that you see will change depending on the

ground cover and depth of the water. To obtain an accurate reading adjust the sensitivity control

to a low level of sensitivity for shallow water (1 to 5 feet) and a high level of sensitivity for deep

water (30 to 40 feet).

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