Eyoyo Portable 7 inch LCD Monitor Fish Finder User manual

Brand: Eyoyo

Model: Portable 7 inch LCD Monitor Fish Finder

Type: User manual

V1/V2

yoyo

Underwater Fishing Camera without DVR

User Manual

Thank you for choosing EYOYO underwater fishing camera. Please read this

user manual carefully, and save it for future reference. If you need any

assistance, please feel free to contact our customer support team by mail

[email protected]

Contents

Precaution

Monitor structure diagram

Package contents

Specification

Wire Connection diagram

Battery charging

Menu settings

The Fishing Float and hook installation

FAQ

Camera Structure diagram

Battery Structure diagram

Camera AV cable setup tips

Camera Viewing setup tips

Warranty service

Precaution

Read this user manual carefully before operating.

Please charge the battery before first time use, and use the supplied power

adapter only! We are not responsible for the problem caused by any other

power adapters.

To keep in good condition, please wash the camera and cable by soap or

warm water after using.

Monitor structure diagram

Display monitor with DVR function

V1/V2

②

④ ⑤ ⑥

①

V1/V2 : To change aspect ratio between 16:9 and 4:3

: To rotate display screen 0°, 90°, 180° or 270°

②

MENU: To access the settings menu

③

④

-&+ : To decrease or increase the setting’s value

⑤

: To power on /off the display screen

Release button: Press both buttons to release monitor

⑧

Gap: Gap between the monitor and the carrying case frame for inserting

the monitor’s Sunshade

⑨

③

⑦

⑥

⑧

⑨

3-way splitter cable: Red for power input from battery, black for power

output to camera, yellow for video input from camera

①

⑦

Camera Structure diagram

①

②

③

④

⑤

⑥

①

IR/LED lights

Lens

②

AV Cable

③

Camera power cable

④

LED power cable

⑤

Video RCA Male cable

⑦

Battery Structure diagram

①

Battery

Y-Shaped splitter cable

②

①

②

③

④

red for power output to monitor

③

black for power output to

LED light/ for battery charger

④

②

③ ④

①

②

③

④

Battery Red cable Power output to monitor

Battery black cable Power output to camera IR ( or led) lights

Monitor black cable power output to camera

Monitor Yellow cable to camera video output

Camera system cable connection

Specification:

Monitor screen

Screen resolution

Osd Language

Camera Lens

Camera Focus

Camera Visible distance(clear water)

Power supply

Battery

Working time

Charging time

Working Temp

Storage Temp

7" TFT Screen

800*480P

English/France/Germany/Italy/Spain/

Portugal/Russian/Japanese/Chinese

HD 1000 TV lines

3.6 mm

1m/3.3ft

DC 12.6V

4500mAh Lithium Battery pack

9-12hours

10 hours

-20~60℃/ -4~140 F

-30~70℃/ -22~158 F

Package contents:

1x 7” Monitor 1x Sunshade

1x Camera with AV cable 1x Carrying case

1x Power adapter 1x Battery

1x Float 6 x Plastic ring

1x Metal clip set 1x User manual

Main Menu settings:

Press MENU button to access the settings menu interface.

Then press - or + buttons to adjust the setting’s value. (0-100)

Brightness

The default value is 50, press - or + buttons to adjust its value

according to your preference.

Contrast

The default value is 50, press - or + buttons to adjust its value

according to your preference.

Color

The default value is 50, press - or + buttons to adjust its value

according to your preference.

Zoom

The default display aspect ratio is 16:9; press - or + buttons to

change its ratio between 16:9 and 4:3

Down

The default display angle is 0° , press - or + buttons to rotate

display screen 0°, 90°, 180° or 270°

Language

The default language is English, press - or + buttons to option

other OSD language.

Use a short fishing line to attach to the float to the camera AV cable.

(See picture figure )

Tie a hook onto the end of your fishing line.

Place one more 2 to 3 inches above the first hook (See picture figure ).

Tie the fishing line onto the groove at the end of the camera unit.

Do not tie the fishing line onto the camera AV cable, because it might

destroy it. (See picture figure )

The Fishing Float and hook installation

① ②

Fishing Float installation

Fishing Hook installation

①

②

③

Two methods to set the camera AV cable on the fishing rod, just for you

reference!

Method 1--- by plastic rings (

Method 2--- by metal clips (See picture figure )

See picture figure )

①

Camera AV cable setup tips

②

①

②

Camera Viewing setup tips

1.For ice fishing application, this vertical-viewing setup is very helpful while

fishing in shallow water. You can rig the camera for fishing and live view

within the same hole when ice fishing.

2.For open water application, this vertical-viewing setup is ideal for other

vertical applications,such as inspecting the bottom of the river. Fishes usually

like to dwell near the bottom.

Vertical-viewing setup (as shown in figure )

Simply drop the camera into the water to view the bottom of the river and

the weight of the camera will keep the camera down while the boat is drifting

or slow-trolling.

1.For ice fishing application, this horizontal-viewing setup is used as a search

tool.

Drill a series of holes through the ice, drop the camera down each hole in

search for the best spot. Once you’ve located the fishing spot, drill a hole

2 or 3 feet away from the hole you’re actually going to fish in. Set the camera

on the ice and lower the camera down the second hole.

2.For open water application,this horizontal-viewing setup is used as a tool

to locate fish in a larger area!

Simply drop the camera into the water to search for the fishes and keep

the camera looking forward while the boat is drifting or slow-trolling.

Horizontal-viewing (as shown in figure )

①

②

① ②

Charging the Battery

Safety tips:

For safety concerns, it is recommended that you place the battery on a hard

surface like cement or tile when charging it, away from any flammable materials.

Be sure to disconnect the charger from the wall when not in use, and avoid

leaving your battery hooked up to the charger for extended periods of time.

To charge the battery:

1) Use this supplied power adapter to charge this battery.

2) Battery has two “piggyback” terminals on its wiring harness. Simply couple

the end of the power adapter with the Led terminal of the battery’s wiring

harness.

3) Plug this power adapter into a 110~220 volt AC wall outlet.

Red LED lights up on the power adapter when battery charging, and

green led lights up after the battery was fully charged.

5) It takes up to 9~10 hours for battery charging. Anyway, you can disconnect

the charger from the battery and wall outlet during the time. It is no harm

to your battery.

Battery charging diagram

5. If the camera becomes hung up, what to do?

If the camera becomes hung up, back up from the direction you were

traveling from and slowly try to back the camera out of the snag. DO NOT

pull directly upward with force unless all other avenues have been pursued.

6. Can I use this camera system in saltwater?

Yes. All cameras are saltwater-rated,constructed with stainless steel hardware

and materials that are impervious to corrosion.

We recommend rinsing salt water off camera using clean water and a soft

cloth after every use.

7. Will my unit work in cold weather conditions?

Cameras are designed to operate at temperatures ranging from -10 to

120 degrees F. But its battery life might decrease in cold conditions.

8. How wide is the camera lens view angle?

Camera lens has a viewing angle of 92 degrees. At 4-1/2 feet in front of

the camera you can view an image approximately 6 feet wide.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How far can I see?

About 3.3 feet. 2 feet of visibility is sufficient for underwater viewing in

very clear water.

2. When do I use the lights?

The lights in the camera are designed for use in low-light conditions. Turn

the lights on for enhanced visibility in low light conditions.

3. How do I steer the camera?

Set up camera in Horizontal-viewing way, and then hold camera AV cable

and troll it in a slow speed (less than 2 mph). The camera will face in the

boat’s direction of travel. If you are facing and moving forward, so will the

camera.

4. How fast can I troll with my camera?

It depends on depth, and also on the length of cable you have out.

Generally, for optimal viewing, we recommend going less than 2 miles per

hour.

The deeper you go, with more cable out, the more water resistance there

will be from camera. So that requires slower travel for good viewing.

9. Can I connect this camera to a larger monitor?

Not sure. It depends on your extra larger monitor compatible with this

video signal from this camera or not!

10. The screen lights up but I see no picture.

Camera AV cable and power cable are disconnected. Plug the camera

connector into monitor connector, yellow to yellow, black to black!

Or else, camera cable connectors might be damaged.

11. The led (or IR) cannot light up.

Camera Led power cable is disconnected. Plug the power adapter Led

connector into camera Led connector, black to black!

MADE IN CHINA

Join EYOYO Community:

facebook@Eyoyo

twitter@EyoyoLtd

English:[email protected]

France:[email protected]

Italy:[email protected]

Spain:[email protected]

Germany:[email protected] J

apan:[email protected]

Customer Support:

Eyoyo is dedilated to offer the best serice.To reach Eyoyo

customer support.Please email us;

Product warranty card

Name :

Product Name:

Model:

Purchasing Date:

Order id:

Breakdown Description:

Country:

Eyoyo Portable 7 inch LCD Monitor Fish Finder User manual

Brand: Eyoyo

Model: Portable 7 inch LCD Monitor Fish Finder

Type: User manual

Download PDF

report

Eyoyo Portable 7 inch LCD Monitor Fish Finder User manual

Eyoyo Portable 7 inch LCD Monitor Fish Finder User manual

Other documents