V 900
Multifunction GPS Data Logger
User Manual
English
©2009 Victory Co Ltd.,
Thank you for choosing our product. Before using it, make sure
you have read this User's Manual and understood how to
correctly use and maintain it. This will start your pleasant GPS
positioning experience!
!
This Manual is intended to guide you through the safe and correct use of
the product and its accessories, avoiding improper operations that may
result in injury of yourself or any other person or cause device damage.
Never manipulate the product when you are driving a car! Before
manipulating it, make sure that your car has been securely parked. We
cannot assume liabilities for any consequence resulting from the fact that
you manipulate the product while driving.
As a precision electronics, the product contains no component that can be
repaired by your own. Any attempt to disassemble the product will void
the original manufacturer's warranty.
Avoid violently shaking the device or dropping it from a high place. Do not
try to damage or puncture the device; otherwise, electrolyte in its built-in
battery may leak or combust, causing injury or environmental pollution.
Never clean the product with solvents containing alcohol, gasoline,
benzene, or thinner or any other organic solvent, which are likely to cause
fires.
CAUTION!
Notes on Data Logged on the Unit
Never remove the memory card while the unit is being used; otherwise,
information stored on it may be lost.
In case that any position information (GPS log files) is not correctly or
completely logged due to a failed logging memory card or system, no
compensation can be made for any damaged log data or any damaged
photo that contains position information.
Notes on Online Map View
Because the online map service is provided by a third party, it's subject to
content change or termination without notice.
Contents
Packing List
Parts Description
Part Names
Functions of button
LEDs and audible alerts
Part Names
Accessories
About GPS
Getting Started
How to charge the battery
Place and carry your receiver
Memory card selection & file format
Setting camera date and time
Introduction and operating modes
Bluetooth connection
Acquiring position and navigating
Logging Your Joureny
Logging a track
Adding a voice mark point
Adding a POI manually
Starting a new track
Integrating photos with a map
Over-speed alarm
Spy tracking mode
Vehicular Auto ON/OFF
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Relevant Software
Time Album
How to install
Configuring settings
Managing tracks
Adding voice and photos
Setting track points
Exporting a track
Configuring the device
Track conversion options
Google Earth
How to install
Playing back a track
Details on track points
Visual GPS
Troubleshooting
Signal reception
Bluetooth connection
Track logging
Photos and audio records
Power
Specification
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Contents
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Packing List
Please make sure that your package includes the following
Please make sure that your package includes the following
items.
items.
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Packing List
Multifunction GPS Data Logger Main Unit
AC Adaptor (Input: 110-250V, optional)
Car Charger (Input: 12-24V)
Charging Cable (Support Auto ON/OFF
Function 2 meters)
Protective Case
Carrying Strap
USB MicroSD Reader (optional)
User Manual
Software CD
Warranty Card
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Parts Description
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Part Names
Voice Record Button
Power/Function button
Microphone
Power Connector
Main Status LED
GPS Active Antenna
(Built-in)
Li-polymer Battery
(Built-in)
Point of Interest Button
Log LED
GPS Status LED
Bluetooth LED
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Part Names
MicroSD Card Slot
Hand Strap Hole
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Parts Description
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Long press the key to turn on or off the power supply. Short press it to change
among the three modes: Log + Navigation, Log, and Navigation. Refer to P.17 for
detailed operations.
Short press the button to mark the current position as a POI (Point of interest).
Long press the button to start a new track. Refer to P.22 for detailed
operations.
Press and hold the Record button to begin audio recording. Release the button
to stop recording and mark the current position as a POI. Refer to P.21 for
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detailed operations.
Functions of Button
Power/Function Button
Point of Interest Button
Record Button
Functions of Button
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Parts Description
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LEDs and
Audible Alerts
There are 3 graphic LEDs on V-900 front face. A status LED is
located at the top left. A mini speaker is integrated in the unit.
These provide vivid audible and visual indications.
Log LED
Log LED indicates the
memory card status and
whether the log function is
on.
1. Log function on: Always
On
2. Writing to memory card:
Flashing
3. Memory card error:
Continuous flashing
4. Log function off: Off
Run/Power Status LED
This LED indicates the current operating
status, power status, etc.
1. Power on: Green, always on
2. Low battery: Red, flashing
3. Charging: Red, always on
4. Charging completed: Green, always on
5. Spy mode: Blue always on flashing
Voice ecording: Red, always on
6. r
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GPS LED
This LED indicates the
current GPS satellites
positioning status.
1. Acquiring satellites:
Always on
2. GPS position is fixed:
Flashing
Abundant audible alerts are available to
intuitively indicate the current operating
status.
1. Power on: 2x Short beep Power off:
1x Long beep
2. Start of voice recording: 1x Short beep
End of voice recording: 2x Short beep
3. Short press POI button to mark a POI
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4. Long press POI button to create a new
track x Short beep
5. A Bluetooth device is connected /
disconnected: Melody alert
6. Plug / remove the card: Melody alert
7. Memory card error: Continuous short
beeps
8. Over-speed alarm: Continuous beep
until the speed falls below the limit
Bluetooth LED
This LED indicates the
Bluetooth connection status
and whether Bluetooth
function is on.
1. No Bluetooth connection:
Flashing
2. Connected with terminal
device: Always on
3. Bluetooth turns off: Off
Audible alerts of built
in mini speaker
x Short beep
: 2
)
():
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Audible Alerts
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LEDs and
Function Description
The unit is a multifunction GPS data logger used to receive and
log geographical position information on an external memory
card.
You can use the unit and its software for
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The unit can be used as a normal Bluetooth GPS receiver,
enabling positioning and navigation through a Bluetooth
connection with a terminal (smart phone, PDA, computer, etc.)
on which a navigation map is installed.
Smartphone receives
position information
from the GPS receiver
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Function Descriptions
Navigation
Receiving GPS signal from the
satellites transferring
position information to a
device through bluetooth.
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GPS satellite
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Function Description
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1. This data logger can run offline in a standalone mode, in which it is not
connected to any terminal. In this mode, it can log the date, time, latitude,
longitude, altitude, speed, direction, voice, positioning mode, positioning type,
PDOP, HDOP, VDOP, etc.
2. You may start a new track record at any time.
3. You may use the POI button to highlight the current geographical position
whenever you want.
4. You may use the supplied software to define your personalized logging
parameters, such as the time and distance intervals of logging, the value of
over-speed alarm, etc.
5. You may use map software to view the track information along your journey.
6. This data logger innovatively uses a MicroSD* card as the storage medium,
delivering larger storage and quicker reading than logging with an internal memory.
* MicroSD cards of mainstream brands with the capacity of 64M to 2G are supported. MicroSD card is also called T-Flash card.
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This device innovatively enables you to mark a POI using voice. With the
“Voice Record button” on the device unit you can mark the current
geographical position anywhere and anytime. Later, you can listen to and view
the marked voice in Google Earth or other map software application.
Track Log
Mark a POI Along Your
Journey With a Voice Label
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Function Descriptions
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You may use the device when you take photos using a digital camera, digital
single lens reflect camera, video camera, or a camera phone (collectively
referred to as the "camera" hereinafter). If the deivce operates in the positioning
state, it will log the GPS records along your journey in real time. Then you may
use the supplied software to match your camera photos to the GPS log file, and
geotag and view the places where these photos were taken on a map.
Positioning Photos
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Function Description
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This device allows you to set a certain speed value. When your car travels faster
than this value, the unit emits sharp audible alarm until the speed falls below
the value. When you drive your car at a high speed, this provides you with the
convenience to control the maximum vehicle speed solely with the audible
alarm of the unit without occasionally checking the speedometer reading,
thereby ensuring driving safety.
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This device is specially designed with the Super-long Dormant Tracking Mode
(SPY Tacking Mode). You may set the unit to enter the Dormant Tracking Mode
using combination buttons. In this mode, the unit starts at a fixed time interval,
acquires the position, logs the current track and other position information,
and then shuts down. In dormant operation, the power consumption is
extremely low. This can meet your needs of long-term track logging.
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When you use the unit on your car, the 2m-long charging (auto ON/OFF) cable
Function Descriptions
enables device to follow the power status of the car cigarette lighter socket and
start up and shut down automatically, that is, the unit will be turned on/off as
soon as you turn on/off the ignition switch.
Over-speed Alarm
Spy Tacking Mode
Vehicular
Auto ON/OFF
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Accessories
AC Adapter
[Optional]
Car Charger
Charging Cable
The AC adaptor is designed with a wide voltage range(100240 V), for global versatility. The adaptor is for indoor use
only. Exceeding its specified voltage range can damage the
adaptor or device and result in an electric shock accident.
Disconnect the power plug immediately after the charging
is completed.
Note: The device cannot power-on when it is being charged by the AC adaptor.
The car charger can work with the 12-24V car cigarette
lighter socket. It can be only used for the device. Using it
for any other purpose can damage the car charger and
other devices.
The car charger can work with the charging cable to
automatically start up and shut down the device and charge
it.
The cable can work with the car charger for auto ON/OFF
and standard charging. The device turns on as soon as the
vehicle is started and the power supplies to the car
cigarette lighter socket, and as soon as the vehicle
is shut down and the power supply is disconnected. Thus,
the device is automatically turned on or off together with
the vehicle. The cable is not for data transmission purpose.
USB MicroSD Reader
data and allows you to access, delete, or copy data at a high
speed or format the card through a USB port on your
computer.
turns off
The reader works with a MicroSD card carrying log
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[Optional]
Carrying Strap
Accessories
To use the hand strap, simply thread it through the hole at
the bottom of your device. You may use the slider
mechanism to adjust the tension.
Do not forcefully pull the hand strap; otherwise, it may
break.
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About GPS
The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a satellite-based navigation system made
up of a network of 24 satellites placed into orbit by the U.S. Department of
Defense. GPS was originally intended for military applications, but in the 1980s,
the government made the system available for civilian use. GPS works in any
weather conditions, anywhere in the world, 24 hours a day. There are no
subscription fees or setup charges to use GPS.
The GPS is operated by the United States government, which is solely
responsible for accuracy and maintenance of the system. The accuracy of
location data can be affected by adjustments to GPS satellites made by the U.S.
government and are subject to change with civil GPS policy and the Federal
Radio navigation Plan. Accuracy can also be affected by poor satellite geometry.
Notes:
(1)
The receiver is a positioning device that receives RF signal from GPS
satellites, which are 20,000km above the earth. To receive the best signals,
use the receiver in open space wherever possible.
(2)
The positions of GPS satellites are continuously changing. Depending on
when and where the device is used, it may take long to acquire the
position, or positioning may be temporarily unavailable.
(3)
The device may fail to position and track when you are moving at a speed
of more than 800km/h.
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About GPS
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Getting Started
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This device is built in with a 1000mAh Li-polymer battery, which allows for
hundreds of charge-discharge cycles. Proper charging and discharging can
effectively maximize the service life of the battery.
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How to Charge
the Battery
For indoor applications, use the AC adaptor included in the accessories.
For vehicular applications, use the car charger included in the accessories
in addition to the auto ON/OFF adaptor cable.
Normally, the charging can be finished in about 3.5 hours. When the
Charge LED turns from red to green, it means that the battery has been
fully charged. After charging is finished, do not leave the charger at the
power-on state for a long time.
If you will not use the device for an extended period, you should fully
charge the battery before storing the device.
Notes on battery duration
The battery duration is dependent on your selected operating mode. The
battery duration at different operating modes is as follows*:
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Navigation & Track log Mode: 13 - 15 hours
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Navigation Mode: 15 - 17 hours
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Track log Mode: 18 - 24 hours
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Spy Mode: Up to 30 days
* Testing data of the receiver in open spaces. Duration is subject to the
environment of use, operating mode, positioning status, weather,
and data format.
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How to Charge the Battery
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Super
power
Getting Started
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This device is built in with a MTK 51-channels, -159dBm highly sensitive super
single chipset. It can easily fix positions at most places in your car. If you bring
it with you, you also can use it to fix positions in relatively unfavorable outdoor
environments. For the first time, it uses the EPS* technology to improve the GPS
position accuracy and, in certain degree, reduce the drifting.
*EPS stands for Enhanced Positioning System, a positioning technology we have specially developed for the device.
Place and Carry
Your Receiver
It is recommended to place the device:
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In the supplied protection case;
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On a shelf or anti-slip pad under the front/rear windshield in your car;
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In your backpack or in an outer pocket of your clothes.
Do not use the device at the following places:
At the following places or locations, the device can fail to fix positions or its
storage and maintenance can be adversely affected. Avoid using the device at
such places wherever possible.
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A place at the window within a house, or in a tunnel, or in the shadow of a
cluster of buildings; or under a viaduct, among tall buildings, or in a
narrow street surrounded by buildings;
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Place and carry your receiver
An extremely cold, hot, or wet place. For example, if the device is placed
in a car directly exposed to the sunshine, the high temperature may cause
deformation or malfunction of the device;
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A place on a platform where the device is easy to slip or fall in your car or
a place at the airbag in the car;
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A place near a strong magnetic field, such as that near high-voltage
cables;
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A place near a device that generates RF signals of the same band as the
device: a place near a RF device in 1.5GHz band;
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The device is a precision device. Avoid using it at sandy or dusty places.
Keep sand or water out of the device; otherwise, the device may fail and
sometimes may suffer unrecoverable failure.
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Getting Started
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Preparing for Use
Memory card selection and file format
This device supports MicroSD cards of most brands. The supported storage
capacity is 64M to 2G. If you need to use the audio recording function, only
high-speed memory cards with the capacity of more than 512M are
supported because the access speeds of small-capacity cards are limited.
You have to properly format the memory card before using it. Plug the
card in the reader and insert the latter to a USB port on you computer.
Then operate as follows:
Right click your mouse on the volume label
where the card is located. Select "Format".
Select the "FAT" file system and click
"Start". See the above figure.
● If the card is in a non-FAT file format, the device cannot conduct normal
recording. In such a case, it beeps an alarm.
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If the track logging function is enabled but no memory card is plugged or
a memory card is improperly plugged, the “Log LED" flashes, alerting
you that GPS track logging cannot be started.
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When you are using the device, do not remove or plug the memory card if
the power is on; otherwise, the device can be damaged and data can be
lost. Always remove or plug the card after the device shuts down.
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Memory cards of certain models do not support more than 512 files
under a single directory. Data storage will be no longer available if the
files are more than this limit. Please backup excessive records to your
computer whenever necessary.
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Memory card selection
and file format
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Getting Started
Setting camera date and time
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If the internal clock of your digital camera is incorrectly set, there can be
error between the captured photos and track positions. Please adjust the
camera time by following the correct procedure below.
● Click the "Time and Date"
property at the lower right
corner. Open the "Internet
Time" tab. Click "Update
Now". Make sure the time is
successfully synchronized
with the Internet time.
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Setting camera data and time
● Return to the "Time and Date"
tab. Now the time is the
correct. It should be the
reference when you adjust
the internal clock of your
digital camera.
● Open the "Time setting" menu of the
digital camera. Usually you can find
the menu in system setup of the
camera.
Set the correct time on your camera
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according to the time and date of
your computer. If possible, the
synchronized time should be
accurate to "second".
Second" is unlikely to appear in the
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time of a digital camera. Let us
illustrate with the time to the left.
You may set the time to 20:08 at
first and then press the "OK" button
as soon as the reference time
changes from 20:07:59 to 20:08:08.
In view of the error in the internal
clock of your camera, it is
recommended to adjust the clock at
least once per month.
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Getting Started
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Start to Use
Introduction and changeover of operating modes
V-900 has three normal operating modes. You may switch between these
modes using the Power/Function button as follows:
Long press the for 3 seconds
a long beep and shuts down.
Bluetooth disconnection
over 15 minutes.
Track Log
Mode
Short press the
a short beep,.
Track Log Mode
● In this mode, this
device turns off its
Bluetooth function
and only logs the
track, thereby saving
additional power.
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In this mode, you
may short press the
Power/Function
button to awake the
Bluetooth function.
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Power Off
Long press the for 3
seconds a long beep andshuts
,
down.
Track Log &
Navigation Mode
Track Log &
Navigation Mode
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After the device starts up, it first enters
the Track log & Navigation Mode.
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In this mode, both the Bluetooth and
Track Logging functions of the device
are turned on. While functioning as a
navigator, the device also logs the track
information of your journey in real
time.
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If the Bluetooth connection between the
terminal and the device has been
disconnected for more than 15
minutes, or the device fails to establish
a Bluetooth connection in 15 minutes,
the device automatically turns off its
Bluetooth function and enters the Log
Mode.
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If there isn't any memory card in the
device, the Log LED fast flashes for 8
seconds and then the logging function
is automatically turned off. The device
enters the Navigation Mode.
Long press the for 3 seconds or
Bluetooth disconnection over 15
minutes, a long beep and shuts down.
Long press the for 3
seconds two short beeps and
,
starts up.
Short press the
a short beep,.
Short press the
or there isn’t any
memory card.
Navigation Mode
● In this mode, this device
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turns off its logging
function and only works
for navigation, thereby
saving the power.
In this mode, you may
short press the
Power/Function button
to turn on the logging
function once again.
If the Bluetooth
connection between the
terminal and the device
has been terminated for
more than 15 minutes,
the device automatically
shuts down.
Navigation
Mode
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Introduction and
changeover of operating modes
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Getting Started
Establishing Bluetooth connection with a terminal
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(illustrated with the Windows Mobile 6.0 system)
First of all, long press the power button to turn on the device.
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(1) Open "Setting Bluetooth"
on smart phone, select
"Turn on Bluetooth" and
"make this device
discoverable to other
devices".
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Establishing bluetooth
connection with a terminal
(4) Enter the Passkey "0000",
click "Next".
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After the above configuration, you may launch the navigation software to establish the
connection.
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After the connection is established, the “Bluetooth LED” will be always on. The
device emits audible alert when the Bluetooth connection is established or cancelled.
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The COM port No. may vary depending on the model. All you have to do is to
configure the same port No. in the navigation software. The baud rate of the port
should be "38 400bps".
(2) Click "New...", then search
Bluetooth device.
(5) Click "Yes" to create a
Bluetooth Serial Port.
,
(3) Find the Bluetooth
device.
(6) Finish Bluetooth
Connecting.
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Getting Started
Acquiring position and navigating
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(1) Long press the “power button” for 3s to turn on the device.
(2) In a relatively open outdoor environment, point the device reception
antenna to the sky. Wait for several minutes until the position is fixed.
(The “GPS LED” flashes after the position is fixed)
(3) Pair and establish connection with the terminal as instructed in
previous pages.
(4) Launch the navigation software. Configure the COM port and set the
baud rate to 38,400. When the “Bluetooth LED” becomes always on,
the connection is established and navigation begins.
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Notes on acquisition time of the device*
There are three kinds of GPS acquisition at startup: cold start, warm start,
and hot start.
(1) Cold start: 35s
A cold start is the startup in any of the following situations: the device
is used for the first time; ephemeris is lost due to low battery level; or
the device has been moved for more than 1,000km when it is turned
off.
(2) Warm start: 32s
A warm start is the startup in two or more hours after the last
positioning.
(3) Hot start: 1s
A hot start is the startup within two hours after the last positioning.
*The test environment is a place with relatively open view to the sky.
If it is difficult for the device to fix the position and the GPS LED is always
on, you should point upward the antenna part of the device and wait for a
while. If the position still cannot be fixed after 5 minutes, perhaps you are
situated at a place where GPS signals cannot reach. In such a case, move to
a place as open as possible and try to fix the position once again.
It is not recommended for the
receiver to fix the position for the
first time at an indoor window or
any other relatively enclosed
environment.
Point upward the GPS
reception antenna to help
receive satellite signals.
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Acquiring position
and navigating
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Logging Your Journey
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Before running the track logging, you should correctly format your memory
card. Refer to P.15 for the operation.
After the device is turned on and already in the positioning state, it
automatically logs the current track point once per second. A single track may
be unlimited in length. Log LED flashes when the device is writing data to
the memory card.
Every time you turn on the device, a new track file is automatically created.
A track record may be in the standard mode or the expert mode. You may
define the mode. Refer to P.29 for the operation.
A MicroSD card with the capacity of 2G may stores about 25 million records.
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Logging a Track
Logging a Track
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The contents of a standard mode (default) record include:
Date, time, latitude, longitude, altitude, speed, heading, and voice
The contents of an professional mode record include:
Date, time, latitude, longitude, altitude, speed, heading, voice, positioning
mode, positioning type, PDOP, HDOP, and VDOP
Note: Never remove the memory card unless the device shuts down;
otherwise, the logged track may be lost!
A track is logged on the memory card as a file. You may manipulate and
manage the file from your computer. A track is conventionally named as
follows:
Example: 09041100.CSV
It means that the track begins on April 11, 2009. The last two digits "00"
represent that the track is the first one of the day, and so on. The range of
these two digits is from "00" to "99". There may be up to 100 tracks in a
single day.
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Logging Your Journey
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(1) Begin audio recording. Press and
hold the Audio REC button.
Begin recording after the
Run/Power Status LED turns to
red and you hear a "beep" sound.
Adding a
Point of Interset
Adding a voice mark point
You can add a voice mark to your traveling track at any time*. This is the
simplest and most interesting way to take notes along your journey. After
V
that a symbol can be generated on the map to facilitate your
recollection in the future.
To view a voice label on a map, refer to P.31.
* Audio recording is only supported on a high-speed memory card with the capacity of more than 512M. There's no
length limit of a voice mark. The only limit is the card capacity.
(2) Finish recording. Release the
Audio REC button. When you
hear two "beep" sounds and the
Run/Power Status LED turns to
green, the recording is finished.
turn red
turn green
releasepress and hold
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beep
For excellent audio recording,
stay as near the microphone
as possible.
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Finish Recording
beep beep
Adding a voice mark point
Logging Your Journey
Adding a POI manually
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You can highlight the current
place of interest anytime and
anywhere. After that a
symbol is generated on the
map to facilitate your
recollection in the future.
To view a voice label on a map,
refer to P.31.
(1) Short press the POI button. After
you hear a "beep", the current
position is marked as a POI.
short press
beep
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Starting a new track
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You can terminate the track
you are logging and start a
new track on your memory
card.
(2) Long press the POI button until
you hear three "beep" sounds. A
new track is started.
press and hold
beep beep beep
Adding a POI manually
Starting a new track
A POI added in the map A new track log created
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Logging Your Journey
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Before using this function, always adjust the camera clock to the synchronized
GPS time. Refer to P.16 for the detailed operation.
After the time is accurately adjusted, you can bring the device together with the
camera and take photos.
Refer to P.31 on how to view photos on a map. The symbol of a photo point is
" in the map software."
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If the speed of the car you are driving exceeds the predefined value of the
device, the speaker continuously emits sharp audible alarms until the traveling
speed falls below the value.
You may manually cancel the alarm. All you have to do is to short press the POI
button, thereby temporarily turning off the over-speed alarm function.
When you drive your car at a high speed, this provides you with the
convenience to control the maximum vehicle speed solely with the audible
alarm of the device without occasionally checking the speedometer reading,
thereby ensuring driving safety.
Note: Over-speed alarm is only available when the track log function is turned on. Refer to P.29 on how to set the predefined
Integrating Photos
with a Map
Over speed Alarm-
speed value.
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Integrating Photos with a Map
Over-speed Alarm
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Logging Your Journey
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The device is uniquely designed with the Super long Dormant Tracking Mode
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Sky Tracking Mode In this mode the device intermittently runs realizing
super long battery duration of up to 30 days.
In this operating mode, the device is waked up started fixes the position and
logs the track information at a certain time interval The Bluetooth function is
turned off When the device is standby the main status LED intermittently
flashes in blue. All other LEDs on the device are off and the speaker is mute
This mode is suitable for tracking your car for an extended period or for
places where charging is unavailable e g in a long hiking
*,..The value of the interval can be set in software refer to P 29
(1) How to enter the Spy Tracking
Mode:
Spy Tacking Mode
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,
,.. .
(2) Flow of the Spy Tracking Mode:
Startup
+
press and hold
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2 long beeps
press and hold
Wait until the
position is acquired
Spy Tacking Mode
Entering
Spy Tacking Mode
turn blue
Continuously log the track
information for 8 seconds
after the acquisition
Sleep
Predefined
time interval
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Logging Your Journey
6
When you use the device in your car, please charge it using the car changer and
the charging cable.
Auto ON/OFF and standard charging can be realized, that is, the device is
turned on as soon as the vehicle is started and the power supply to the car
cigarette lighter socket is connected, and turned off as soon as the vehicle is
shut down and the power supply is disconnected. Thus, the device is
automatically powered on or off together with the vehicle. You may fix the
device on your car. In addition to the navigator on the car, the device also
functions as a “black box” that records the traveling track of the car.
In the Auto ON/OFF mode, the device will not automatically sleep even after the
device fails to establish a Bluetooth connection in 15 minutes. This facilitates
its connection with a terminal whenever possible.
If the device is already turned on, using the charging cable will not
automatically turn on or off the device.
If you only want to charge the receiver, turn it off manually.
For details on the adaptor and charging cable, refer to P.11.
Vehicular
Auto ON/OFF
Engine On
beep beep
Engine OFF
a long
beep
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Vehicular Auto ON/OFF
Auto ON
Auto OFF
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1
(1) First you should install the JAVA virtual
machine (JVM). Check your OS platform.
There are different JVM versions for
Windows/Mac OS/Linux. Double click the icon
and continue with the default installation
options.
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Time Album
How to install
The device comes with a CD-ROM that presents the "TIME ALBUM"
software. The software is specially designed for the device. You may use it
to add photos, voice, and other information to a track, which can be
viewed and played back on map software. You may also use “TIME
ALBUM” to configure detailed settings of the device.
"TIME ALBUM" is designed with extensive compatibility. It is compatible
with the following operating systems:
Windows® 2000 / Windows® XP / Windows® Vista / Linux
Mac® OS 9.1 / 9.2 / Mac OS X (v10.1 / v10.2 / v10.3 / v10.4 / v10.5)
Before installing the software, select the correct version applicable to the
operating system you are using.
(2) After the installation is completed, click the
"TIME ALBUM" icon to launch the software.
Time Album
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Configuring settings
22
Always configure the following settings when you launch and use “TIME
ALBUM” for the first time.
(1) You need to correct the GPS
time, which is the GMT time.
Click and choose "Time Zone
Setup" and set the time zone of
your location. For example, New
York is located in the West-4
Time Zone (GMT -4.00).
(2) Set the vehicle you will take: Car
Mode or Fly Mode. If you will
travel on walk or by car, please
choose the Car Mode .""
Car Mode
Managing tracks
3
(1) Importing a track
Click the "Add a track" icon. Select the track you want to add. Click and
choose the track name. A preview of the track is shown in the left
window pane and details of the track appear in the bottom pane.
Name: 08101000.CSV
Qty of track point: 12500
Qty of check point: 23
Qty of voice point: 12
Qty of photo point: 35
Star: 2008-10-10 2:00:00
End: 2008-10-10 22:02:00
Distance: 34.56km
Average speed: 3.5km/h
Max speed: 89km/h
Max altitude: 230m
(2) Linking tracks
Select multiple tracks using the Ctrl button. Click and choose the "Link"
button. These tracks are linked together and a complete track is
generated. This function is used to merge multiple tracks generated in
a travel.
Time zone: GMT -4.00
Type: Normal track
A new fi les creat ed
Fly Mode
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Configuring settings
Managing tracks
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Adding voice and photos
4
(1) Copy tracks, audio records, photos, and other files from
your memory card to the hard disk.
(2) Click the "Add photos and voice" button. Select the
location of the audio records and photos. The software
automatically looks for and matches the audio records
and photos applicable to the current track and adds
them to the track. After the records and photos are
added, the quantity of the added files is displayed.
(3) Notes on the supported file format for addition: The added digital
photos have to be JPG files that support the EXIF protocol, which is
supported by photos captured on most digital cameras. Before taking
digital photos, adjust the internal time of your digital camera. Refer to
P.16 for detailed operation.
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Adding voice and photos
Setting track points Exporting a track
,
Setting track points
The software can be set to
generate the track point icons
in Google Earth. You may
enable or disable the track
point option as needed.
S
Start point: The place where the track
starts
E
End point: The place where the track
ends
V
Voice label point: A place where there is
a voice record
Point of interest: A place where you
pressed the POI button
Photo point: A place where a digital
photo was taken
Over-speed point: A place where you
exceeded the predefined speed
Parking point: A place where you stayed
Way point: A normal data point of track
Exporting a track
6
Select a track in the left window
pane. Click "Export" button. A track
file in the KMZ format is generated.
You can click the file and
conveniently view it in Google
Earth / Google Maps .® ® You can
choose other type of files which are
suitable for other softwares.
A KMZ files created
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Configuring the device
7
(1) Click the "Device Setting" button. An interface is launched. Click
"Generate” to generate a Config.TXT file. With the help of the USB
reader, copy the file to the root directory of your memory card.
(2) The “Device Setting” interface offers the following options:
Data storage mode:
You may set data storage mode to "Standard Mode" or "Professional
Mode". If you are using a memory card with a low capacity, you may
choose "Normal Mode" to use less space.
Over-speed alert:
You may set the speed (in km/h) of over-speed alert. The device
emits an alert when the traveling speed of your car exceeds the
value. Range of settings: 30km/h at minimum and 300km/h at
maximum.
Time interval of Spy Tracking Mode:
You may set the time interval to turn on the device in the " Spy
Tracking Mode ". A longer interval will result in a longer total
standby duration. Range of settings: 1min – 100 min.
Note: If the receiver does not find configure files, it runs in the standard mode by default: Data storage mode:
"Standard Mode", Over-speed alert: “OFF”, Time interval of Spy Tracking Mode: 15min.
Track conversion options
8
Click "Options" button. The detailed options are launched:
(1) Export every meter: The track is outputted at a certain
distance interval.
(2) Export every second: The track is outputted at a certain time interval.
(3) Over-speed tag: The point where the traveling speed of your car exceeds
the predefined value is marked with an “over-speed icon” on the track.
(4) Route width: This is used to set the thickness and color of the lines
connecting the track points between one another.
For more detailed operations, refer to the help of the software.
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Configuring the device
Track conversion options
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1
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Google Earth
Google Earth
How to install
Click the Google Earth icon and complete the installation.®
Playing back a track
Double click the track file (with an extension of KMZ) generated by "TIME
ALBUM" to play back the track of your journey in Google Earth . Click an
icon, such as a "Photo point" or a "Voice label point", on the track to view
track point details. There are also some other functions available. For
example, you may play back the track by time. Refer to the software
instructions for detailed operation.
Please scroll the bar on the
upper right corner in order
to check all the way point.
Track list
®
Layers
Main window
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Details on track points
3
This device can record the following types of track point in Google Earth :®
S
(1) Start point. The data
point of the first
second on each track.
(4) Photo point. It is a place where a
digital photo was taken on the
track. You may click the icon to
view details on the photo and the
geographical information of that
place.
(6) Point of interest. It is
a place where you
short pressed the POI
button. You may play
back a POI
E
(2) End point. The data
point of the last
second on each track.
(7) Over-speed point.
When the speed
exceeds the
predefined value, the
track point is
highlighted with a
plane icon. Refer to
P.29 for over-speed
setting.
(3) Way point. It is the
most common type of
route point on a
track. It generally
appears once per
second.
Time: 17:50:18
Index: 22755
Date: 08-03-15
Latitude: 35.655513 N
Longitude: 139.726391 E
Altitude: 12m
Speed: 25km/h
Heading: 169°
Distance: 24.78km
Voice: Click h ere to pl ay
V
(5) Voice label point. It is a place
where there is an audio record on
the track. You may click the icon
to play the audio recorded at that
time using a media player.
(8) Parking point. The
system automatically
uses this icon to
indicate a sightseeing
place where you stay.
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Details on track points
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Visual GPS
First, copy "VisualGPSce" from your computer to your PDA/smart phone
(Pocket PC OS). Before running the software, establish a Bluetooth connection
between the device and the terminal. Refer to P.18 for the operation.
(1) Click "VisualGPS", choose
"Connect" - "Serial Port".
(2) Setup com port: baud rate:
38,400bps, COM
port(COM1~COM10*), the click
"OK" to confirm.
(3) You can check these
information in the “Sig/Nav”:
Satellites in view, Signal
intensity*2, latitude, longitude,
altitude, positioning mode*3,
etc.
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Visual GPS
(4) You can check these
information in the
“Azmth/Elvn”: satellites No.
direction, elevation, and
motion trace of each satellite in
use.
*1 The Bluetooth port No. may vary depending on the PDA model.
*2 The signal intensity is dependent on the climate, day or night, weather, environment of placement, etc.
*3 Accurate plane positioning information is offered in the 2D mode, accurate 3D latitude information is offered in the 3D mode.
(5) The Panel interface displays
information about the speed,
altitude, direction, vertical
speed, etc.
(6) The Stats interface displays
information about the average
latitude/longitude, the last
latitude/longitude, quantity of
samples, DOP (Dilution of
Precision) values, etc.
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Symptoms
No satellite signal
received
Intermittent
positioning
Inaccurate
positioning
Serious position
drifting
Signal reception
Causes and Remedy
●
Battery level is low. Charge the receiver.
●
Avoid using the receiver under an automobile
windshield that contains metallic wires or has
been coated with a film, or in a house, tunnel,
or underground parking lot, or on a patio-like
land, or near high-voltage cables, or in any
other environment where strong shield or
interference presents. If you are using the
receiver in any of above environments, move it
to a place with an open view to the sky.
●
If you will bring the receiver with you and use
it, you should place it at an open space and
wait until it acquires the position and receives
all ephemeris. This can improve its
performance.
●
For positioning purpose, place the receiver at
an open space wherever possible. The symptom
can be improved if ideal satellite signals are
received. A small drift (an error within 8m) will
not affect the position match between the
photo and the GPS coordinates.
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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
2
Symptoms
Failure to
establish a
Bluetooth
connection with
the terminal
Bluetooth
connection is
disconnected
3
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Symptoms
Track logging
Troubleshooting
cannot be
initiated
Bluetooth
Connection
Causes and Remedy
● Make sure that the receiver-terminal distance is
within the effective range.
The receiver or terminal has been connected
●
with another Bluetooth device.
If the device fails to establish a Bluetooth
●
connection in 15 minutes, the Bluetooth
function is automatically turned off. Short
press the Power/Function button to turn on the
function once again.
Correctly set the baud rate and device type in
●
"GPS setup" on the navigation software
The distance between the device and its
●
connected terminal exceeds the effective
distance of connection. Make sure that both
devices are apart from each other within the
effective range.
Track Logging
Causes and Remedy
●
The device has not acquired the position yet.
Its logging function cannot be normal until the
position is acquired.
●
The logging function has been disabled Short
press the Power Function button to activate
the logging function
●
The memory card space is full or there are
more than 512 files under the root directory.
Back up and remove files from the card
whenever necessary.
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Troubleshooting
Symptoms
Log LED
continuously
flashes and the
device emits
audible alarms
4
Symptoms
There is no photo
point on the track
There's no photo
in the photo point
Photos do not
correctly match
their track points
There is no voice
point on the track
I hear no voice
The voice content
is too noisy or
cannot be heard
The voice content
is intermittent
Photos and
audio records
Causes and Remedy
● Make sure that you have correctly plugged the
memory card.
Make sure that the memory card has been
●
formatted to FAT/FAT16.
The device supports Micro SD/T-Flash memory
●
cards with a capacity of 64M - 2G. Make sure
that the capacity of your current memory card
falls within this range.
Causes and Remedy
● Make sure that you have activated the photo
point output function in "TIME ALBUM". The
digital photos you added do not support the
EXIF protocol.
Make sure that the added photos have not been
●
deleted or moved.
Make sure that you have correctly set the
●
camera time as well as the time zone in "TIME
ALBUM".
Make sure that you have activated the voice
●
point output function in "TIME ALBUM".
Make sure that a media player is correctly
●
installed on your computer.
The voice content cannot be heard clearly in
●
noisy outdoor environments. When you record
the audio, stay as near the microphone as
possible.
If you use a low-speed memory card with the
●
capacity of less than 512M, the recorded voice
will be intermittent. Use a high-speed card if
you want to access the audio recording
function.
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Troubleshooting
5
Symptoms
The device does
not respond when
I press the Power
button to turn it
on
The Run Status
LED does not
light in red
The receiver body
feels slightly
warm
Notes:
If you encounter any trouble that cannot be removed by your
own, consult your local dealer or call the after service telephone
number listed on the Warranty Card.
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Power
Causes and Remedy
● Battery level is low. Charge the device.
● You cannot turn it on when charging with the
AC adaptor.
● Check that the AC Adaptor or the Car Charger
is correctly connected.
● It's normal that the receiver feels slightly warm
when it's operating or being charged.
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Memo
Specification
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Product Specification:
Dimension: 43(L)x74(W)x9.9(H)mm
Weight: 55g
Volume: 32cc
Chipset: MTK ARM Super single chip
Channels: 51-channel all-in-view tracking
Frequency: 1575.42Mhz(L1, C/A code), built-in
WAAS / EGNOS / MSAS Demodulator
Sensitivity: better than -159dBm
Fix Capability: 2D fix of 3 satellites, 3D of 4
satellites
Antenna Type: Built-in active antenna
■
Time to First Fix:
Averaged* :
Reacquisition: <1 second
Hot Start: 1 second
Warm Start: 38 seconds
Cold Start: 42 seconds
■
Non DGPS Differential GPS
3.0m/CEP(50%) 5.0m/CEP(95%)
With DGPS corrected(EGNOS / WAAS):
1.5m/CEP(30-50%) 2.5m/CEP(95%)
()
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Altitude Limit: 18,000 meters (60,000 feet)
max
Velocity Limit: 515 meters/sec (1,000 knots)
max
Specification
Acceleration Limit: 4G max
Jerk Limit: 20 m/sec
Minimal Data Resolution: 1/10000 minute
(Latitude, Longitude); 0.1km/h (Velocity); 0.1
Degree (Direction); 0.1m (Altitude)
■
NMEA Protocol Output: Ver 3.01
Baud Rate: 38,400 bps
Datum: WGS84
1
Accuracy:
():
with EPS technology
Dynamic Condition:
Protocol:
Update Frequency: 1 Hz (Default)
Data Bit: 8 Parity: N Stop bit: 1
Output Format: $GGA, $GSA, $RMC, $GSV
■
Bluetooth:
Compatible Bluetooth Device with Serial Port
Profile (SPP)
Bluetooth™ Version 1.1/1.2/2.0 Compliant
Bluetooth™ Class 2 operation (about 10
meters range)
Frequency: 2.400 to 2.480 GHz
Modulation: FHSS / GFSK
RF Channels: 79
Input Sensitivity: -80dBm
Output level: 4dBm
■
Logging Spec:
Format: CSV file
Standard Mode: Date, time, Latitude,
Longitude, Altitude, Speed, Heading, and
Voice.
Professional Mode: Date, Time, Latitude,
Longitude, Altitude, Speed, Heading, Fix Mode,
PDOP, HDOP, VDOP and Voice.
■
Voice Record Spec:
Format: WAV
Rate: 48 kbps
Length Limit: no limited
■
Storage Card:
Type: MicroSD / T-Flash
Capacity: 64M, 128M, 256M, 512M, 1G, 2G
(Voice recording requires capacity above
512M)
Format: FAT (FAT16) files system
■
USB MicroSD Reader
(optional):
Type: MicroSD / T-Flash, support SDHC
USB Type: USB 2.0
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Specification
■
Power Supplies:
Main Unit: Built-in rechargeable Lithium
polymer battery with capacity (1000mAh)
The duration of V-900's built-in battery is
dependent on your selected operating mode.
The battery duration at different operating
modes is as follows :
Navigation & Track Log Mode: 13-15 hours
Navigation Mode: 15-17 hours
Track log Mode: 18-24 hours
Spy Mode: 15- 30 days
■
AC Adapter (optional):
Model: V-30AC
Input: AC100-240V, 50-60HZ, 11VA
Output: DC 5.0V, 600mA
■
Car Charger:
Model: V-10DC
Input: DC 12-24C
Output: DC 5.0V, 1000mA
■
Operation:
Operation Temperature: -10ºC to + 50ºC
Store Temperature: -20ºC to + 60ºC
Operation Humidity: 5% to 95% No condensing
The test environment shall be a place in open
*1
sky.
*2 Duration time is subject to the environment
of use, operating mode, positioning status,
and data format.
2
*
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and improvements to any ofthe
products described in this document
without prior notice.
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reserved.
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part or all of the contents in this document in any
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special, incidental, consequential or indirect
damages howsoever caused.
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