Viewing Modes

Using the perspective mode mount and extension arm, you can change the orientation angle of the transducer between three sonar views.

When installing the transducer using the recommended adjustment knobs, no tools are necessary to change the orientation between these three fields of view. You must loosen the knobs to change the orientation of the arm and transducer, and tighten them to set the orientation.

You can verify the sonar view using the notches on the perspective mount bracket, the shaft mount, and the transducer.

NOTE: The notches are not labeled on the transducer hardware, so you can use these tables and diagrams to understand the positioning of the transducer and perspective view bracket when changing between sonar views.

Viewing mode positions with callouts

Bag label A and Callout number 1

Port downward view

Bag label A and Callout number 2

Port forward view

Bag label B and Callout number 3

Perspective view

Bag label C and Callout number 4

Starboard forward view

Bag label C and Callout number 5

Starboard downward view

1. Viewing Mode Examples on the Port Side

Viewing mode positions from port with callouts

Callout number 1

Perspective view (notches Bag label B and Callout number 3)

Callout number 2

Forward view (notches Bag label A and Callout number 2)

Callout number 3

Downward view (notches Bag label A and Callout number 1)

2. Viewing Mode Examples on the Starboard Side

Viewing mode positions from starboard with callouts

Callout number 1

Perspective view (notches Bag label B and Callout number 3)

Callout number 2

Forward view (notches Bag label C and Callout number 4)

Callout number 3

Downward view (notches Bag label C and Callout number 5)

You should align the marks on the transducer and extension arm to verify the appropriate orientation before tightening the knob.

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April 2025