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HDS-5, HDS-7,HDS-5m & HDS-7mOperation Manual

Copyright 2011 NavicoAll Rights ReservedLowrance and Navico are registered trademarks of Navico.Fishing Hot Spots is a registered trademark of Fishing Hot Spots Inc.Navionics is a registered trademark of Navionics, Inc.NMEA 2000 is a registered trademark of the National Marine ElectronicsAssociation.Points of Interest Data in this unit are by infoUSA, copyright 2001-2010, All Rights Reserved. infoUSA is a trademark ofinfoUSA, Inc.Additional mapping data: copyright 2010 by Transas Ltd.; Copyright 2010 by Maptech Inc.Navico may find it necessary to change or end our policies, regulationsand special offers at any time. We reserve the right to do so withoutnotice. All features and specifications subject to change without notice.Software updates for your unitOccassionally check the Lowrance website for free software upgrades foryour unit. Go to www.lowrance.com for the software upgrades. Select theDownloads option from the grey menu bar near the top of the Lowrancewebsite homepage. The Downloads screen will appear. Select ProductsSoftware Updates from the list on the left side of the screen. The ProductsSoftware Updates screen will appear. Scroll through the Product list and selectyour unit to download the software update.IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT RESTRICTED OPERATIONOUTSIDE OF THE AMERICASUnits designed for sale in the Americas will have limited Language and Unitsfunctionality outside of a zone defined as 30 degrees West longitude on theEast and the International Date Line on the West. Language options will berestricted to English (US) only and Units will be restricted to non-metricmeasures.Units sold with Enhanced US Basemap, Nautic Insight, Lake Insight or InsightUSA units are impacted and will not have this functionality outside of thedefined region. Units sold with WorldWide Basemap will function withoutthese restrictions.

ContentsTable of contentsIntroduction. 4Getting Started. 6Turning on the Unit. 6Setup wizard. 6Keypad. 6Backlight. 6Cursor. 6Language. 7Menus. 7Selecting Chart Data . 8Selecting a Fishing Mode. 8Entering Letters in Text Boxes. 9Restore Defaults. 9Pages. 10Pages Screen. 10Data Overlay. 11Configuration menu. 14Sonar Page (Sonar units only). 15Chart Page. 15Radar Page (optional). 16Info Page. 16Utilities. 21Displaying Combo Pages. 23Sonar Operation (HDS-5 & 7 only). 26Viewing Sonar History. 26Sonar Menu. 27Sonar Options. 301

ContentsPalette. 31Measure Distance. 33Log Sonar Data. 33Chart Operation. 36Chart menu. 37Waypoints. 38Routes. 44Trails. 48Measuring Distances on Chart page. 50Search by Coordinates. 51Find Chart item. 51Map Orientation. 52Look Ahead. 52Chart categories. 532D and Shaded Relief . 53Navionics. 55Radar Operation (optional). 58Radar menu. 59Adjust menu. 59Guard Zones. 64Radar Overlay. 65Settings Menu. 66Chart Settings Menu. 75Sonar Settings (HDS-5 &7). 78Manual Mode. 79Fishing Modes . 80Installation Menu. 81Keel Offset. 81Radar Settings Menu (optional). 85Fuel. 962

ContentsAlarms. 100Units. 101Network. 102Vessels (only available if connected to AIS receiver). 108Simulator. 110Specifications: HDS-5/5m & HDS-7/7m.113Unit Care.114Troubleshooting.115Index. 1233

IntroductionIntroductionAbout this manualThank you for purchasing from Lowrance, the industry leader in marine technology.This manual documents how to adjust features and options in your display unit. Theinformation in each section follows the same sequence as your display unit’s menus.If you would like information on how to get the most out of your unit, visit our website, www.lowrance.com; click on the Support tab and select Tips and Tutorials.HDS-5/7 and HDS-5m/7mThe Sonar Operation section and all other sonar references, only apply to the HDS-5and HDS-7 sonar/GPS combo units. Sonar references do not apply to the HDS-5mand HDS-7m GPS only units.Manual ConventionsWhen you are instructed to press a button in this manual, the button will be shownin all caps and bold text like — Menu, Exit, Enter, etc. If you are instructedto select an item from a menu, the item to be selected will be listed in bold like —Brightness, Key beeps, etc.For example: Press Menu, select Language and press Enter.WARNING: When a GPS unit is used in a vehicle, thevehicle operator is solely responsible for operating thevehicle in a safe manner. Vehicle operators must maintain full surveillance of all pertinent driving, boating orflying conditions at all times. An accident or collision resulting in damage to property, personal injury or deathcould occur if the operator of a GPS-equipped vehiclefails to pay full attention to travel conditions and vehicleoperation while the vehicle is in motion.Lowrance Customer ServiceUS (800) 324-1356Canada (800) 661-3983 or (905) 629-16144

IntroductionLowrance HDS-5/7 & HDS 5m/7mZOUT: Zoom out to see more of the map with less detailZIN: Zoom in to see less of the map with more detailMOB: Pressing ZOUT and ZIN at the same time will set a man overboard waypointKEYPAD: move thecursor, scroll throughmenus, adjust features,view sonar/GPS historyENTER: confirmsmenu selections;shortcut key forfunctions like savinga waypoint at cursorpositionEXIT: cancelsentries, closesmenus & windows;toggles betweencursor position andchart location onChart pagePAGES: opens Pagesmenu; hold down thePages key to switchactive panels whenviewing combo pagesMENU: openscontext &settings menusLIGHT/POWER:controls backlightlevel & turns theunit on/offWPT/FIND: saves a waypointat current position; accessessearching toolsMMC/SD Card slot: insertMMC/SD and high-detailmapping cards here5

Getting StartedGetting StartedTurning on the UnitPress the Power/Light key to turn on the unit. To turn off theunit, press the Power/Light key, select Power Off and pressEnter.Setup wizardThe Setup wizard will appear when unit is turned onfor the first time. To choose your own settings, do notrun the setup wizard. To restart the Setup wizard, restore defaults.KeypadKeypadThis unit’s keypad can be used in two ways. Pressing the arrowsymbols on the keypad will move the cursor in the correspondingdirection on the screen and allow you to scroll through menus.BacklightTap the Light/Power key to make adjustments to the backlightlevel and open the Backlight Menu. To turn on Night Mode fromthe menu, highlight Night Mode and press enter. Night modeoptimizes the display for low light conditions.CursorUse the unit’s keypad to move the cursor around the display, select onscreen objects,highlight data items and view sonar history. Press Exit to remove the cursor fromthe screen.6

Getting StartedLanguageSelects language used for menus, text boxes and messages.To select a language:1. Press Menu twice.2. Select System and press ENTER3. Highlight Language and press ENTER.4. Use the keypad to select a language andpress ENTER.MenusThis unit has a Settings menu, a Pages screen and several contextmenus. The Settings menu provides access to the settings menus forthe three main operation modes: Sonar, Chart and Radar. The Settingsmenu is accessed by pressing MENU twice.The Pages screen allows you to select a page to be shown on thedisplay. Utilities are also accessed from the Pages screen. Press thePAGES key to select a page.Each page has its own context menu which allows you to accessfunctions for that page. Context menus are accessible only when itscorresponding page is displayed. The Sonar Menu, for example, willonly be available when the Sonar Page is on the display. To access acontext menu, select the desired page and press the MENU key.Pages screenSonar menuChart menuSettingsmenuRadar menuClosing MenusPress the EXIT key to close a menu. Repeatedly pressing EXIT will close all menus,taking you back to the main screen.7

Getting StartedSelecting Chart DataThis unit supports Lowrance and Navionics mapdata. Chart data is selected from the Chart Settingsmenu.To select Chart data:1. Press Menu twice.2. Highlight Chart and press Enter.3. Select Chart Data and press enter.4. Select the desired map data option and press enter.Selecting a Fishing ModeFishing modes enhance the performance of your unit by providing preset packagesof sonar settings geared to specific fishing conditions.To select a fishing mode:1. Press Menu twice.2. Select Sonar and press enter.3. Highlight Fishing Mode and press enter.4. S elect the desired fishing mode and pressenter.FishingModeDepthSettingsPaletteGeneral Use 1,000 ft50% Ping speedBottom brown/ blue backgroundShallow Water 60 ft75% Ping speedbottom brown/white backgroundFresh Water 400 ft50% Ping speedbottom brown/white backgroundDeep Water 1,000 ft50% Ping speedDeep BlueSlow Trolling 400 ft50% Ping speedBottom brown/white backgroundFast Trolling 400 ftClear Water 400 ftIce Fishing 400 ftLower chart speed Bottom brown/white background50% Ping speedBottom brown/white backgroundSettings optimized to reduce interference fromother sonar units8

Getting StartedEntering Letters in Text BoxesThis unit has some features and functions that may Keypad button controlsrequire you to enter data in a text box.uppercase & lowercaseTo enter data in a text box:1. H ighlight the text box and press ENTER.A keyboard will appear on the screen.2. U se the keypad to highlight the firstcharacter and press ENTER. Repeatthis step until all characters have beenentered.3. Highlight OK and press enter.Restore DefaultsKeyboard windowThe Restore Defaults command switches the unit back to the settings it had whenyou purchased it (default).To Restore Defaults:1. Press Menu twice.2. Select System and press enter.3. Highlight Restore Defaults and press Enter.4. S elect each item you want to restore ordelete and press Enter.5. Select OK and press Enter.9

PagesPagesPage iconsrotate aroundthe circularPages menuWith Chart selected, unit willdisplay a full chart screenCombodisplayoptionsallows youto display asplit screenChart icon rotated to center ofpage; has blue border indicatingit is the selected page optionPage IconsPages ScreenConsists of page icons that scroll horizontally around the Pages menu. To view thepages screen, press the Pages key.Selecting PagesPressing the keypad left or right will move the page icons around the menu. Toselect a page, move the desired page icon to the center of the screen.When selected, the page name will be highlighted in blue at the top of a list ofcombo display options. Its icon, will be framed by a blue border below the list. Todisplay the page, press ENTER.NOTE: Hold down the Pages key to switch active panelswhen viewing combo pages.10

PagesData OverlayData overlay is information you can display on topof the page screen, allowing you to customize eachpage with desired data.Data Overlay menuEvery page option has its own Data Overlay menu. The menu allows you to edit,add or remove overlay data from the display. To access Data Overlay menu, selecta page option and press menu.Edit Overlay menuAccesses data overlay options for all the unit’s page screens.To access Edit Overlay menu:1. Select Edit data overlay from the Data overlaymenu and press Enter.2. Press menu. The Edit overlay menu willappear.Edit ModeWhen a gauge is added to the display it will be shown in edit mode. Analog andbar gauges are shaded in blue when they are in Edit Mode. Digital Gauges will beshown with a blue border.Digital gauge in edit modeAnalog gauge in editmode11

PagesMove or Placing a GaugeThe Move gauge command allows you to move data overlay to any position on thescreen. When you use the Place gauge command, the gauge will be locked in itscurrent position.To move/place a gauge:1. Press the Enter key when the gauge is in editmode. Four directional arrows will appear.2. U se the keypad to move the gauge into the desiredlocation.3. Press Enter to place the gauge.Select DataUsed to select data that will be shown on the data overlay display. When selectingdata you first will open a main data category and then choose data to be displayedfrom the a data subcategory.TypeTime subcategorySelect data menuSwitches data overlay display between analog, digital and bar gauge formats,provided the format is appropriate for the selected data type.To change the gauge type:1. With the gauge in edit mode, press Menu.2. Select Configure and press Enter.3. Select Type and press Enter.12

PagesTime in digital formatSizeTime in analog formatSelects the size of the data overlay display. Data overlay can be displayed in foursizes. ith the gauge in edit mode (shaded in blue) press the Zoom out key to increaseWoverlay size; press the Zoom in key to decrease overlay size.Large analog gaugeSmall digital gaugeLimitsControls the number scale used on data overlay gauges andselects warning thresholds.Changing the limits on an analog or bar gauge removesunnecessary numbers from the gauge, making them easierto read. Warnings help you stay within selected warningthresholds.Limits are configured by inputting analog or bar gauge limitsin the Limits text boxes — minimum and maximum. Warningsthresholds are entered in the Low and High text boxes.13ConfigurationLimits menu

PagesConfiguration menuAllows you to Add/Remove sources and adjust Bezel, Captionand Invert Text Settings. Other configuration menu options arecovered previously in the section.To access the Configuration menu, highlight Configuration onthe Edit Overlay menu and press enter.Configuration SettingsBezelAdds a bezel to the data overlay gauge, making it easier tosee against certain backgroundsCaptionAllows you to add/remove data label from gaugeInvert TextChanges appearance of data overlay textAdd SourceDisplays the same type of data from different sources on the same analog gauge.If, for example, you have multiple engines, you could select port engine RPM as yourdata type and then display starboard engine RPM using the Add source command.Both data sources could be displayed simultaneously on an analog gauge with twoneedles; one dedicated to each source.To add a source:1. Select Add source from the Edit Overlay menuand press Enter.2. H ighlight a category and press Enter. A list ofsubcategories will appear.3. S elect the desired subcategory and pressAdd Source menuEnter.To remove add source data:1. Highlight Remove source on the Edit overlaymenu and press Enter.2. S elect the source you wan

HDS-5/7 and HDS-5m/7m The Sonar Operation section and all other sonar references, only apply to the HDS-5 and HDS-7 sonar/GPS combo units. Sonar references do not apply to the HDS-5m and HDS-7m GPS only units. Manual Conventions When you are instructed to press a button in this manual, the button will be shown

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