Lowrance 15 Installation Instructions Manual

(for height), or rotating the swing arm (side to side). Press lightly on the ratchet end to hold the arm in position and resist side movement. Tip: When landing a fish, push the arm to one side or just grab the swing arm, lift it out of your fishing hole and lay it to one side. OPTIONAL PORTABLE TRANSDUCER ASSEMBLY Assemble the Skimmer transducer and portable mounting bracket as shown in the following illustrations. (Skimmers are available with built-in temperature sensors, which allow your unit to display water temperatu ...

tery was not fully discharged. This will always keep the unit ready for your next fishing expedition. Disconnect the battery when stored for long periods of time. You should also consider charging the battery once a month while in storage. Your sonar's Ice Flasher page includes a bat- tery gauge so you can monitor how much power you have remaining. BATTERY INSTALLATION 1. Position the battery in the battery tray with the contacts pointed to- ward the rear of the base plate, away from the mounting bracket. Place battery i ...

screw it into the swing arm's socket. If you find the adjustment lock is too hard to turn, consider adding a small amount of petroleum jelly or silicone lubricant to the adjustment lock's threads. This will help the lock to turn more easily, which may be neces- sary in very cold environments. 5. Slip the assembled transducer rod and swing arm into the ratcheted swing arm socket on the front of the base plate. Mount swing arm in ratcheted socket on base plate. To adjust transducer depth, loosen the adjustment lock, slide the rod ...

tery was not fully discharged. This will always keep the unit ready for your next fishing expedition. Disconnect the battery when stored for long periods of time. You should also consider charging the battery once a month while in storage. Your sonar's Ice Flasher page includes a bat- tery gauge so you can monitor how much power you have remaining. BATTERY INSTALLATION 1. Position the battery in the battery tray with the contacts pointed to- ward the rear of the base plate, away from the mounting bracket. Place battery i ...

screw it into the swing arm's socket. If you find the adjustment lock is too hard to turn, consider adding a small amount of petroleum jelly or silicone lubricant to the adjustment lock's threads. This will help the lock to turn more easily, which may be neces- sary in very cold environments. 5. Slip the assembled transducer rod and swing arm into the ratcheted swing arm socket on the front of the base plate. Mount swing arm in ratcheted socket on base plate. To adjust transducer depth, loosen the adjustment lock, slide the rod ...

1. Slip the washer onto the transducer rod, followed by the transducer and the wing nut. Assembled transducer, attached to the mounting rod. 2. The wing nut should be tightened enough to hold the transducer on the rod, but it should be loose enough to allow the transducer to swing freely. This allows the transducer to self-position itself straight down, for ideal ice fishing performance. 3. Grasp the assembled transducer and rod in one hand and thread the swing arm's socket end onto the rod. Insert mounting rod through swing arm's socket, as shown. 4. Snap the red rub ...

There is room inside the power pack bag for the portable transducer as well as the ice fishing transducer and the battery charger. Fold the transducer against the rod, so it will fit inside the bag. Zip up the openings and your equipment is ready for transport. PPP-15 ready for travel. ...

view: press and release spring-loaded ratchets while tilting the unit. 2. To adjust the viewing angle, pinch the quick-release mount's ratchets with one hand, then tilt the unit with your other hand. Release the ratchets and the unit locks into the new position. To remove the unit from the PPP-15, press the ratchets and lift the unit off the bracket. (An optional quick release mounting bracket and an optional swivel base are available for mounting your sonar in a boat.) 3. Turn the sonar unit on. If it works, turn it off ...