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Learn how to enable and disable sonar on your Garmin display, protect your thru-hull transducer out of the water, and restore sonar after launching.

Using your Garmin display doesn’t always mean you need the sonar running. When your Sportsman is on a trailer or boat lift, you may want to use the screen while keeping the thru-hull transducer from transmitting. Garmin provides a quick way to control sonar directly from the display’s power menu.
Knowing where to find that setting—and remembering to enable sonar after launching—helps you care for your equipment and have it ready for your next trip.
A transducer needs to be submerged to receive usable sonar returns and provide depth readings. Water also helps cool the transducer during operation, particularly with higher-powered models.
Running a transducer out of the water for an extended period can cause overheating and internal damage. Garmin recommends disabling sonar transmission whenever the transducer is not submerged. That makes this setting especially useful when you’re using the display with the boat on a trailer or raised out of the water on a lift. Garmin’s transducer guidance
The power menu gives you access to the sonar control without navigating through several settings pages.
This control stops sonar transmission while allowing you to continue using the display. Because it is an all-sonar command, it applies to all sonar transmissions controlled by that setting. Garmin’s sonar control instructions
Once the boat is back in the water and the transducer is submerged, return to the same menu:
Make this check part of your launch routine, especially if you used the electronics while the boat was out of the water. If the display is on but sonar isn’t returning readings, checking whether transmission is still disabled is a useful first step.
A quick visit to the power menu lets you stop sonar transmission before taking the boat out of the water and restore it when you’re ready to use it again.