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Jeff August 24th 05 09:06 PM

Chart Plotter Problems
 
I was hoping someone could help me out. I have a 1999 Lowrance Globomap
2000. The unit works fine but the screen has numerous thin vertical lines
or blank lines on the screen. Enough that it makes the unit difficult to
read. Is there a fix for such a problem.
Thank you.
Jeff



Shortwave Sportfishing August 24th 05 09:56 PM

On Wed, 24 Aug 2005 20:06:14 GMT, "Jeff"
wrote:

I was hoping someone could help me out. I have a 1999 Lowrance Globomap
2000. The unit works fine but the screen has numerous thin vertical lines
or blank lines on the screen. Enough that it makes the unit difficult to
read. Is there a fix for such a problem.


I've run into this on a couple of these machines - they all seem to do
it.

Just reset the screen - it's in the device menu. You'll lose your
data, but it will reset the computer.


Later,

Tom

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Butch Davis August 25th 05 12:12 AM

Thanks, Tom. I have a similar problem with my Lowrance. I'll try to reset
the screen.

Butch
"Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 24 Aug 2005 20:06:14 GMT, "Jeff"
wrote:

I was hoping someone could help me out. I have a 1999 Lowrance Globomap
2000. The unit works fine but the screen has numerous thin vertical lines
or blank lines on the screen. Enough that it makes the unit difficult to
read. Is there a fix for such a problem.


I've run into this on a couple of these machines - they all seem to do
it.

Just reset the screen - it's in the device menu. You'll lose your
data, but it will reset the computer.


Later,

Tom

Email decoder:

Remove onetwothree, replace with info,
Remove four, replace with swsports,
Remove com, replace with org.





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