Using a Minn Kota Trolling Motor Transducer With a Garmin Marine Device

Minn Kota offers some trolling motors with a transducer built-in. These transducers operate at 83kHz and 200kHz. A few select Garmin devices can utilize these frequencies to connect these transducers to Garmin devices, use a Minn Kota adapter cable. The below lists are grouped by sonar pin configuration with the corresponding adapter part number. Once connected, refer to the Garmin device owner's manual and refer to "Selecting the Transducer Type" to select the Minn Kota option.

4-pin Garmin devices

If the Garmin device requires a 4-pin transducer, use the MKR-US2-12.

• echo 101

• echo 151

• echo 201

• echo 301c

• echo 501c

• echo 551c

• echo 151dv

• echo 201dv

• echo 301dv

• echo 551dv

• echoMAP 4x series

• echoMAP 5x series

• echoMAP 7x series

• echoMAP 9x series

• echoMAP CHIRP 4x series

• echoMAP CHIRP 5x series

• ECHOMAP Plus 6x series

• ECHOMAP UHD 6x series

• ECHOMAP UHD2 series

• STRIKER series

• STRIKER Plus series

• STRIKER Vivid series

6-Pin Transducers

If the Garmin device requires a 6-pin transducer, use the MKR-US2-1 part.

8-pin Garmin devices

If the Garmin device requires an 8-pin transducer, use the MKR-US2-14 part.

• echoMAP 50s / dv

• echoMAP 70s / dv

• echoMAP CHIRP 7xdv / cv series

• echoMAP CHIRP 9xdv / cv

• GPSMAP 5x7 series

• GPSMAP 7x1 series

• GPSMAP 7x2 series

• GPSMAP 8x0 series

• GPSMAP 9x2 series

• GPSMAP 10x0 series

• GPSMAP 10x2 series

• GPSMAP 12x2 series

• GPSMAP 74xx / 76xx series

• GPSMAP 84xx / 86xx series

12-pin Garmin devices

If the Garmin device requires a 12-pin transducer, use Garmin's adapter cable part number 010-12122-10 and MKR-US2-14 part.

• echoMAP CHIRP 7x(sv) series

• echoMAP CHIRP 9x(sv) series

• ECHOMAP Plus 7x(sv) series

• ECHOMAP Plus 9x(sv) series

• ECHOMAP UHD 7x series

• ECHOMAP UHD 9x series

• ECHOMAP Ultra series

• GPSMAP 7x3 series

• GPSMAP 9x3 series

• GPSMAP 12x3 series

• GPSMAP 74xx / 76xx series

• GPSMAP 84xx / 86xx series

 Devices not listed above can use the 200kHz frequency but will not utilize the 83kHz frequency. The appropriate adapter is still required.