
At the end of the day, go to menu, select sonar logging, and stop sonar logging. Highlight the 200Hz screen (press page button twice)-orange rectangle will now be around the 200Hz part of the screenĨ. Go to menu and name a new trail (saving tracks and GPS data)Ĥ. Get to a page with chart view on the left and 200Hz on the rightģ. Turn on unit and make sure you have GPS signal lockĢ. With Lowrance units, the set up is just about identical to using Insight Genesis-you go through the same initial processġ. Now, if I had a unit with NMEA 0183 data collection, I could save the data that way (live) to an external device (laptop, ipad, etc)-at least that's my understanding, but I haven't explored this (no way am I bringing a laptop onto my kayak) So, when I record on the water, I am recording to that micro SD card. Any device (or devices) capable of providing depth and position data via NMEA0183 (position and depth can be supplied from separate devices).My Lowrance Elite 5 HDI has one micro SD card slot.Most late model Garmin™ GPS/Sonar combination units (depth and position data only, no sonar or sidescan mosaic support).All late model Lowrance™ GPS/Sonar combination units (must log sonar to save depth information).




Existing ReefMaster v1 users must update to the latest ReefMaster v1 release (1.8.40 or later) before installing ReefMaster 2.0, to prevent possible licensing conflicts.
