I would check connections first (if you haven't already). Then I would make sure the transducer is chosen in the settings. (even if you didn't change it things happen and settings get changed on accident) If those don't work time to inspect transducer and chord for damage. Are your units networked? If so check to see if the transducer might read upfront. This is just a few things I can think of to try. Keep s updated on what you find. Also if your units stay hooked up all the time try unplugging them and reconnecting.


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