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The future with Simrad...

The state of the art operating system allows for future expansion and lifetime upgrade. Since the Simrad sonar is software driven, all future improvements, features and updates can be put into your sonar without changing expensive hardware. With Simrad you will always have the latest sonar model available.

An easy to read operationmenu, in your language,operated from a remoteroller ball.Dimmer facility controlsthe display brightness forbest operation when dark.Compass rose with date,time and lat./long. Menu system Awell arranged menu system witheasy selection of the index menusfor the display mode. Two possibleways of operation – dedicated keysor on-screen rocker switch menus. Bridge configuration As shown in the diagram, several external sensorscan be connected to the sonar to give an on screendisplay. The most vital inputs in the catch phase,will be the gear data input which displays the purse seine or trawl in the correct position relative to the school of fish, bottom and your own vessel.
LOUDSPEAKER115/230 VMAINSECHO SOUNDERTRAWL SYSTEM PURSE SEINE SYSTEMSPEED LOGCOURSE GYROGPS LCD COLOR MONITOR OPERATINGPANEL 115/230 VMAINS Easy selection of yourfavorite display modesNumbered markers with exact latitude/longitude positioningEasy selection of your trawl or purse seine symbolEnlarge the echoes formore detailed informationStorage of echo pictures for later evaluationSets the vessel off-center to maximize screen useTarget tracking of 3 individual targets Selection of"Full Screen" or"Menu"presentationSeparate gain and rangeselection for horizontal andvertical presentation PROCESSOR
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