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Whiteline
The GSD 20 or GSD 21 can help you determine whether the bottom
is hard or soft. When the sonar sound waves are reected back
by the bottom, a hard bottom returns a stronger signal than a soft
bottom. A thin whiteline indicates a softer bottom, while a thick
whiteline indicates a harder bottom. Normally, a red line is used
to show the point where water meets the bottom. This line follows
the bottom contour, along with any signicant objects lying on the
bottom. The unit uses the whiteline function to make the bottom
layer information easier to distinguish.
Whiteline OffWhiteline On
Thick
Whiteline: Hard
bottom
Thermoclines
A rough denition of a thermocline is a break in water where
the water temperature changes faster than the water above it.
Thermoclines are shown as the weakest colors.
One of the unique features offered by Garmin is See-Thru
®
technology, which allows the GPSMAP 376C to hear both weak and
strong signals simultaneously so it can identify sh returns under
the toughest conditions, such as suspended in thermoclines or even
hiding near structures. See-Thru technology allows the GSD 20 or
GSD 21 to “see” through thermoclines and helps locate sh where
they live.
Thermocline
114 GPSMAP 376C Owner’s Manual
settIng uP And usIng sonAr > understAndIng sonAr
- IntroductIon 3
- Table of Contents 4
- Caring for the GPSMAP 376C 6
- Warnings 7
- Important Information 8
- Battery Warnings 8
- GettInG Started 9
- Charging the GPSMAP 376C 10
- Getting Satellite Signals 12
- Receiver Status 13
- GPS Options 14
- GPS Tips 14
- Using the GPSMAP 376C Keypad 15
- Using the GPSMAP 376C 16
- On-screen 17
- GPSMAP 376C Owner’s Manual 9 17
- Restoring Default Settings 18
- Using the Main Menu 19
- Using Simulator Mode 20
- MarIne Mode 21
- Navigating to a Destination 22
- To stop navigation: 23
- Man OverBoard (MOB) 24
- Finding an Item 25
- Viewing Recently Found Items 26
- Viewing the Information Page 27
- Find Menu Options 27
- Creating and Using Routes 28
- Navigating a Saved Route 29
- Editing a Route 29
- To add points to the route: 30
- To edit the route on the map: 31
- To plan your route: 31
- Creating and Using Waypoints 32
- Marking Your Present Location 33
- Reviewing a Waypoint 34
- Adding a Waypoint to a Route 35
- Projecting a Waypoint 36
- Editing a Waypoint 37
- Waypoint Page 38
- Name eldSymbol eld 38
- Entering a new category 38
- Deleting Waypoints 39
- Proximity Points 40
- To add a proximity waypoint: 41
- Managing Your Tracks 42
- To clear the track log: 43
- To save the entire track log: 43
- Saved Tracks 44
- Navigating a Saved Track 45
- TracBack Tips 45
- MarIne Mode PaGeS 46
- ArIne Mode PAges> MAP PAge 47
- Setting Up the Map Page 48
- Viewing Additional Map Data 48
- Map Orientation 49
- Zooming In and Out of the Map 49
- Panning the Map 50
- Map Feature Information Page 51
- Measuring Distance 52
- Compass Page 53
- Compass Page Options 54
- Using the Marine Timer 54
- Highway Page 56
- Highway Page Options 57
- Active Route Page 58
- Position Data Page 59
- XM Audio Page 60
- Turning on the XM Audio Page 61
- XM Audio Page Options 61
- Using Favorites 62
- Scanning XM Radio Channels 63
- Turning Audio On or Off 63
- Automotive Mode Pages 64
- To create a new route: 67
- Item” section on page 17 67
- Editing Your Route 68
- Entering Custom Avoids 69
- Creating a Detour 69
- Add/Edit Vias Page 70
- Following an Automotive Route 71
- Map Page 72
- Current Route Page 73
- Trip Computer Page 74
- MaIn Menu 75
- Audio Sub Tab 77
- Information Sub Tab 77
- Route Tab 78
- Points Tab 78
- Track Tab 79
- Understanding Distress Calls 80
- Receiving DSC Calls 80
- MAIn Menu > dsc tAb 81
- Making a Distress Call 82
- Sonar Tab 83
- Alarms Tab 84
- System Alarms 85
- Weather Alarms 85
- Calendar Tab 86
- Celestial Tab 87
- Tide Sub Tab 88
- Sun & Moon Sub Tab 89
- Hunt & Fish Sub Tab 90
- Message Tab 91
- Display Tab 92
- Sound Tab 93
- Setup Tab 94
- Road Routing Sub Tab 95
- Guidance Sub Tab 96
- Timers Sub Tab 96
- Time Sub Tab 97
- Units Sub Tab 97
- Changing the Location Format 98
- Welcome Sub Tab 99
- Interface Sub Tab 99
- AIn Menu > setuP tAb 100
- Advanced NMEA Output Setup 102
- Viewing XM WX Weather 103
- Setting XM WX Weather Options 103
- Weather Tab 104
- Srfc Wx Tab 105
- Mrn Wx Tab 105
- Using the Weather Tab 106
- Weather Options 107
- Finding Weather Information 109
- Marine Weather Bulletins 110
- Marine Weather Bulletin 110
- SettInG uP and uSInG Sonar 111
- Using the Sonar Page 112
- Adjusting the Sonar Page 113
- Resizing the Split Screen 115
- Setting Up Sonar 116
- Calibrating the Water Speed 117
- Setting Up the Sonar Display 118
- Viewing the Temperature 119
- Understanding Sonar 120
- Transducer Coverage 121
- Whiteline 122
- Thermoclines 122
- Specications 123
- Optional Accessories 124
- Installation Information 125
- Connecting the GXM 30 Antenna 126
- Interfacing 129
- Removing the GPS Antenna 129
- Satellite Information 130
- What is WAAS? 131
- LORAN TD Setup 132
- Location Sub Tab 133
- What Are a Map Datums? 134
- What is a Location Format? 134
- Messages 137
- APPendIX > MessAges 138
- Data Field Options 139
- Software License Agreement 141
- Product Registration 142
- FCC Compliance 142
- Limited Warranty 143
- Weather Data Warranty 144
- XM Satellite Radio Inc 145
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