Lowrance GLOBALMAP 1000 User Manual

GlobalMap

1000

AND OPERATION

ELECTRONICS,

DR., TULSA,

OK 74128

INC.

LITHO IN U.S.A. 988-0134-00

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

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USE THIS

CAREFUL

MAPPING UNIT ONLY AS AN AID TO NAVIGATION.

NAVIGATOR NEVER RELIES ON ONLY ONE METHOD

OBTAIN POSITION

NOTES:

WARNING!

A

TO

INFORMATION.

The

background maps

The

accuracy

of these

from U.S. Government and satellite data. create the

navigation

When

showing navigation

the

shortest,

Therefore, available

visually

available.

check to make certain a

As of this GPS

navigation system operational.

Satellites

and the

map

system, you

most direct

the

prudent navigator

navigation

writing,

can be

system operators. position input

to the

built

maps

sources which

Since there can be inaccuracies in the data used to

maps

should use caution when

tools when

the

Department

turned off or

Remember

GlobalMap

C-MAFI

The CMAPTM database nautical charts which are

into this unit are not intended for

has not been verified. The

on

rely

resolution,

and

ground

position

maps

and aerial

inaccuracies in

using

CAUTION

data to a

path

is not intended as a

required

position (waypoint),

to the

waypoint regardless

will not

travelling

clear,

NOTICE!

Defense

of

The

accuracy

if

this

1000.

CMAPTM

for safe

only

to a

safe

path

(DOD)

system

can be

use a GPS receiver as the

you

navigation.

take

waypoint,

to the

waypoint

has not declared the

is still in a

degraded

replacement

navigation.

are derived

surveys

the

this

product.

this unit will show

of obstacles.

advantage

of all

but will also

is

always

testing phase.

at will

by

the

of official

Copyright®

All features and

All screens in this manual

1993 Lowrance

All

specifications subject

rights

reserved.

Electronics,

to

change

are simulated.

Inc.

without notice.

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NOTES:

INTRODUCTION

TABLE OF CONTENTS

MOUNTING

BRACKET MOUNT IN-DASH MOUNT 2

POWER CONNECTIONS 3 DATA INPUT AND OUTPUT CONNECTIONS 4

DGPS BEACON RECEIVER 7 MAPLINKIM 10

LOWRANCE GPS MODULE INSTALLATION II

KEYBOARD 14 GE1TING STARTED INITIALIZATION 15

DGPSSETUP 16 LOWRANCELGC-1 GPS MODULE 17

COLD START 19

LGC-1 GPS MODULE TEST 19

MAPPING/NAVIGATION/STEERING DISPLAYS

MAP SCREEN 21

MAPPING OPTIONS 23

CARTRIDGE C-MAP SETUP 25

CURSOR 26 TRAIL PLOTTER 27

EVENT MARKER 29 NAVIGATION SCREEN 31

STEERING SCREEN 32

CDI.

SATELLITEJDGPS INFORMATION SCREEN 33 CUSTOMIZE SCREENS 35

WAYPOINT NAVIGATION 37

HOW TO SAVE A WAYPOINT 37

SWITCH

RANGE

QUICK SAVE METHOD 37

VIEW AND SAVE METHOD 37

EDITING A WAYPOINT 38 WAYPOINT SYMBOLS 39

GOTOAWAYPOINT 40 CANCEL NAVIGATION 40 ERASE A WAYPOINT 41

WAYPOINT DISPLAY 41

ROUTES 42

CREATING A ROUTE 42

NAMEA ROUTE 42

WAYPOINT REMOVEAWAYPOINT 46

SELECTION 43

EDIT WAYPOINT 46

ERASEAROUTE 46

FOLLOWING A ROUTE 47

GPS ALARMS 49

ARRIVAL ALARM 49

XTE

ANCHOR ALARM 50 PERPENDICULAR ALARM SI

NMEA OUTPUT SI UNITS OF MEASURE 52

CONTRAST, MAN OVERBOARD 53 DATIJMS 55

PCF

POSITION FILTER 58 PRESET

(CROSS

VOLUME,

(Position

TRACK

ALARM 50

ERROR)

AND LIGHT ADJUSTMENT 53

Correcllon

Factor)

GPS SIMULATOR 58

LAST-MINUTE CHANGES

20

25

33

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6. TRAIL PLOT If

turn the

you

on the

plotting your

point

"Mapping

that

you

trail

plot

trail.

turned it off.

recording

Setup" menu)

However,

off,

(using

then the

it will show

7. TRAIL PLOT

There is a maximum of 2000 dots available to

8. EVENT MARKER

Pressing

your

9. EVENT

the EVENT

present

MARKER

position

You can't erase event

mode.

up"

10.The

storage temperature

degrees

temperatures higher

display covered

Fahrenheit

to fail. Neither this

the

by

customer service

MARKER

or at

markersfrom the

to ÷75

(-20

or lowerthan

warranty.

department.

twice

key

the cursor

for

type

For more

position

unit is from -4

your

degrees Celcius).

specified

of failure nor its

information,

displaywhen

the Trail

GlobalMap

trail on the

your

plot

the last used marker at

puts

if it's

will cause the

Recording

a

trail.

displayed.

function

1000 will

map up

to the

it's in the "course-

degrees

Extended

consequences

consult the

to +167

storage

liquid crystal

factory

stop

are

INTRODUCTION

The

GlobalMap performance "soft-key" operation,

products

that Lowrance has ever built. It sets

versatility

ground map)

MapLinkTM

1000 is a

that is second to

the

GlobalMap

and

performance

with the

cartridge reader.)

ability

high

quality,

in its class.

none

1000 is also one of the easiest-to-use

by combining

to read

mapping cartridges (requires optional

The

displayand keyboard

night operation.

The

GlobalMap

whole

world, however, over7o%

states, HawaD,

reader, C-Map cartridges, covering

future,

areas.

MOUNTING Install the

clearance behind

in the bracket base allow wood screw or need to

secure

the

Lowrancewill also have

place a piece

the

the unit to attach the

1000's built-in

and southern Canada. If

GlobalMap

-

Bracket

GlobalMap

1000 can

most coastal areas around the world. In the

Mount

1000 in

the unit when it is tilted forthe best

of

plywood

mounting

hardware. Make certain there is

and

power

background map

of the

map's

display highly

cartridges

convenient

any

on the back of thin

MapLink

wide screen

new standards in

a built-in reference

detail is in

install the

you

detailed charts available on

availablethatcover

location,

mapping

menu features and

Using

are also

includes

the

48-contiguous

MapLink cartridge

provided

map (back-

virtually

many

viewing angle.

through-bolt mounting.

fiberglass panels

room behind

cables

enough

used).

(if

unit with

mapping

lighted

the

inland

there is

Holes

You

may

for

to

SLOT

60

The smallest hole that will

is

drilled,

then

pass

the

MapLink

power

cable

After the cables have been

compound.

MapLink

Offset the bracket to cover the

cables

through

the

pass

connector

down

through

routed,

the slot in

power plug

up through

fill the hole with a

is one inch. After the hole

the hole first

it.

good

hole. Route the

the back of the bracket.

(if used),

marine

power

sealing

and

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IN-DASH MOUNTING

The

GlobalMap

hardware if the dash is 1/2" thick or less.

can be

easily

that

in some boats. Make certain there is clearance behind the dash forthe unit and there is

difficult,

measure thethickness.

wish to install the

you

1000 can be installed in the dash with the

Determining

if

however,

enough

you

unit

room to

remove a

Trythis

in an areathat's closeto the location

since the thickness can

tighten

the bolts on both sides of the unit.

7,625'

gauge

from the

supplied

the dash thickness

dash, you

vary significantly

can

"

T

'a

according

cuttingl

in

After

1000 around the

backing

location where

the

Usingthe

atthe back of the

is

pointing up

RUBBER

PAD

to

cutting

and

off the

hardware

pointing

before

BOLT

.400" radius

(4 places)

'—

Once

the

drawing

the

dash,

unit and

Supplied

cam

clamps

rubber the cam

supplied

make certain that the cam

unit,

determined the location forthe

you've

shown above. Measure

the

place

the unit in the hole.

place

with the

GlobalMap

to attach it to the dash. Peel the adhesive

and

pads

clamp

with the

place

will touch the back side of the dash.

unit,

down and the cam

start

you

BOLT

tightening

RUBBER PAD

DASH CUTOUT

carefully

gasket supplied

with the

1000 are rubber

one on each side of the unit

attach the unitto the dash.

on the left side of the unit

clamp

on the

side of the unit is

right

the bolts.

[ LOWRANCJ

cut the hole

unit,

before

GlobalMap

pads, bolts, washers,

Looking

To turn the simulator

next to the "Simulator" label. The screen clears

key

begins operation.

on, press

To turn the simulator

the MENU

off,

key

either

or turn the unit off.

LAST MINUTE CHANGES & ERRATA

1.

C-MAP

The

GlobalMap

MapTM

background map

1000 won't

is in use.

2. C-MAP Buoys

tional

information available

using

To view this

cursor on symbol,

Now screen shown below

pears. shows on the

information

lected message

key.

3. ROUTES and WAYPOINTS

If an asterisk

to a

waypoints

then that

changed

to a route. For

you

and other

naviga-

aids have additional

when

a C-MAP

top

as

pressthe

cartridge.

move the

data,

of the desired

shown at

ENT

right.

key.

An information

screen, giving

about the se-

symbol.

waypoint

To erasethis

box,

press

*

appears

in the list of

used in a

the CLR

route,

waypoint

since it was added

example,

use

waypoint

number

The

ap-

box

one in a route and later

GlobalMap

the route list. This alerts

in a

route,

1000 will

including

place

you

name,

operate

if

change

an asterisk

symbol,

H 25°46.42?'

to

any

in the course

LI

the

waypoint's

next to the

change

and

times. Now

two

repeat

up

8OU4.UE'l4.1O

Iiuforriat ion

CLR to

waypoint's

made to

position.

the

press

and the simulator

the above

mode when the C-

steps

15.5

Benouc

5:Ofl22p

location,

any waypoint

then the

number in

used

4. CURSOR

CAM CLAMP (TURNED

DOWN)

GO

2 59

1

CAM CLAMP (TURNED UP)

The cursor is not

available when the

is in the "course

map

up"

mode.

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POSITION FILTER No matter

radionavigation

with the

using

orsmall

"jitter"

will show on the

when

you're

example, antenna is mounted

the

deck, position changes

as the boat rolls in the

occur

waves.

average (The jitter

course over

and

low,

filter is turned

shown above

check mark is on the desired

and

put your change

PRESET

The

preset

factorysettings.

contrast,

waypoints

what kind of

input

you're

GlobalMap 1000, ___________________

position

not

changes

display

moving.

even

the GPS module or

above

high

The

position

the

jitter, showing

affects not

ground

When the

high.

off. To set the

appears.

feature returns all of the

and more.

or routes.

filter will

only

and

speed

GlobalMap

Now

effect.

into

This resetsthe units of

However,

Customtize Display

__________________

Units Of fleasure

)attut

Filter

For

will

______________________________

Sinulator a ON 10FF

_____

Preset Unit To

—

______________________________

More

____________________________

a smoother

the

position,

over

ground.)

1000 is firstturned on or is

filter,

press

the

press

setting.

Press

GlobalMap's

this doesn't

a-

Translations

______________ ______

OLOW a

10FF

____

Factory Settings

a

position

but all other

the MENU

next to the "Filter" label until the

key

and

There arethree

the CLR

settings

measure, speakervolume, display

erase

High

navigation display.

displays including

settings:

preset,

twice. The screen

key

to exit this screen

key

any

to their

event

original

markers,

off, the

POWER CONNECTIONS

The

GlobalMap

results, power

problems

attach the #18 and white. Red is the certain to attach the in-line fuse holderto source as

the

battery

in the event of a short. The

Do not use this Failure to

attach the

cable

gauge

battery

or

TO

NMEA 0183

VERSION 2.0

INTERFACE

1000 worksfrom atwelve-volt

cable

power

to an

accessory

with electrical interference.

powercable directlyto

wire onto it. The

positive

possible.

or

power

use a

For

example,

buss,

power

buss. This will

product

3-amp

without a

fuse will void

TO P' CONNECTOR

ON GLOBALMAP 1000

directly

or

power

the

cable has

power

lead,

if

you

attach one end

protect

GlobalMap

IMPORTANT!

3-amp

Therefore,

battery.

black is

your warranty.

batterysystem.

to the

battery.

however

buss,

it's saferto If the cable istoo four

wires; red, black,

negative

You can attach the

Forthe best

you may

go

short,

or

ground.

ahead and

the red lead as closeto the

have to

both the

1000 uses

extend the

of the fuse holder

unit and the

a

fuse wired into the

power

3-amp

directly

power

fuse.

power

have

splice

green,

Make

power

cable to

to the

cable

cable!

To

preset

above

Settings"

unit. Press the ENT to

presetting. GlobalMap

to their

SIMULATOR

The

position

features you

NAVIGATION

the

unit, press

appears.

label. A

factory settings.

GlobalMap

travelling a preset

Now

message appears, warning you

If

press

you

1000 returns to the

1000 has a simulator feature that shows

of the unit

that the simulator

WHEN

the MENU

the

press

preset

the ENT

operate,

mode is enabled. DON'T USE THIS UNIT FOR

THE SIMULATOR

key

the unit or the CLR

key,

mapping

course from also. A

two times. The screen shown

key

next to the °PresetUnit to

that this will

key

the menu screen

screen. All units will be returned

Miami,

recurring message appears alerting

IS OPERATING!

58

disappears

Florida. All

preset

to exit without

your present

navigation

Factory

the

and the

TO

LOW RAN c F

GPS MODULE

GlobalMap

TO

NMEA 0180 or

0183

VERSION 1.5

INTER FACE

POWER CONNECTIONS

1000

3

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DATA INPUT AND OUTPUT

In order for the

navigation

data from

send the data in

is not

The

wiring

the ones used

use

then are

using

GlobalMap's

If

you're using

directly sends

input.

while

provision

then the

used,

connections for the NMEA 0183 version 1.5 are different than

forthe NMEA 0183 version 2.0. If

the

green

version

power

the

into the

navigation

You

can,

the LGC-1 as an

using

fora

DGPS beacon receiverforuse with the LGC-1 GPS module.

GlobalMap

NMEA 0183 version 1.5 or 2.0 format. If the NMEA

and black wires on the

2.0, cable.

Lowrance LGC-1 GPS

in-line connector on the

data

if

desired,

1000

a

either Lowrance LGC-1 GPS receiver can be used.

then

you'll

directly

use either NMEA

CONNECTIONS

to show

Loran-C, Decca,

be

to the

position

GlobalMap's powercable.

the four shielded wires

using

module, simply plug

GlobalMap's power

GlobalMap

output

The

input.

GlobalMap

information,

it

requires

or GPS receiver than can

input

you

are

using

version

If

1.5, you

on the

its

cable

cable. This

without

using any

NMEA

to drive another device

1000 also has the

indicates what the

ror is. This

ways

feature should al-

be reset to zero

possible

(0)

er-

when

finished with that chart.

For

example,

stopped accurately

Your

unit shows a

position

suppose you

at a

location that is

marked on a

that is .010

are

chart.

longitude

degrees

less than the one on the chart.

the Position Correction

Using

Factor

If

you

displays.

For this offset is saved in

However,

Offset

(PCF) move,

feature,

the unit will

you

continuously

This makes it more

reason,

should be careful when

you

memory.

It doesn't

a Preset does erase the PCF factor.

makethe unit read the same as the

closely

add the

match the datum used

change

entering

change

when the unit is turned off.

to all

by

the PCF offset. This

chart.

position

the chart.

TO

NMEA 0183

VERSION 2.0

INTER FACE

(FOUR

SHIELDED

WIRES)

LOWRANCE

OPS MODULE

TO"P"OONNECTOR

ON

To

0180

NMEA

0183

VERSION 1.5

INTERFACE

GLOBALMAP 1000

or

To set the PCF

next to the "Datum Translations label.

key

factor,

first

press

the MENU

the "PCF" label at the bottom of the

appears.

Nowenterthe correction

between the location shown on the position

grees,.012 longitude position

words,

minutes After

Mode ON OFF" label. Thisturns the

on. To leave this

shown on the chart. In this

minutes north latitude and 0

as the PCF offset. That is

shown on the unit and our

our

position

of the

wt

you've

entered the desired

screen, press

foryour

shown on the unit is 0.012 minutes south

position

into effect. To turn these

changes

off,

the "PCF Mode ON OFF" label.

PCF

any

offset,

thereby turning

location.

position

shown on the chart.

offset, press

FCFcorrection

the CLR

return to this screen and

Remember, presetting

it off.

key

Finally, press

display.

Remember,

two

The screen shown above

then

times,

the

this isthe difference

present position display

we

example,

degrees,

difference

the

shown

have entered 0 de-

.068 minutes

between the

the chart. In other

by

the

next to the "PCF

key

factorthatyou

This also

key.

puts

press

your changes

the

the unit also

the

press

next to

key

and the

east

present

and 0.068

entered

next to

key

erases

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There aretwo boxes on the

side of the screen. One reads

"Source

'Display

the

ing

Datum,

Datum." Before

Datum,

the other is

you

know which datum the

tion

receiversupplying position

data to the

using. rance GPS receivers

the LGC-1 UPS

ing use WOS

GlobalMap

For

example,

84;

all

Lowrance

left

chang-

need to

naviga-

1000 is

all Low-

(includ-

receiver)

Loran-C receivers use WGS 72.

Australia

66

Australia 84

European European

Geodetic

MAD 2? CONUS

Ord.

Tokyo

UGS 72 UGS 84

5J

79 49

Suruey

G.ll.

N%IEA

0183,

GLOBALMAP

POWER GABLE

VERSION 1.5 WIRING CONNECTIONS

1000'S

BLACK

OTHER DEVICE'S NMEA 0183,

VERSION 1.5 OUTPUT CABLE

GLOBALMAP 1000

NMEA 0183 VERSION 1.5 DATA

PROM ANOTHER DEVICE

RECEIVING

The

display

mapping

from the source

to the

displayed

list on the

To

change

side of the screen next to the desired box

right

Then

press

wish to use. For WGS

72,

the down arrow

shows the correct displayed

Once

you

display

the datums

using

The default for both the source and

PCF

(Position

datum box shows the datum

screen

right

either the source or

the

simply pressthe key

the

by

GlobalMap

datum,

the

GlobalMap

one. This lets

you display

side of the screen.

displayed

or down arrow

up

example,

to

change

nexttothe "Source Datum"

until "WGS 72" is

key

datum, press

in the source box.

have the desired datums

boxes,

pressthe

Correction

CLR

key.

you specified.

Factor)

currently displayed

1000. If the 1000 "translates" the source datum

display

a

map using any

datum,

that

to move

keys

the source datum

highlighted.

the ENT

showing

key.

in both the source and the

This unit returnsto the

display

datums is WGS 84.

datum is different

datum on the

first

highlight

press

wish to

you

the

the datum

from WOS 84 to

then

label,

When the source box

This saves the datum

mapping

key

Another method used to reduce the error factor between datum

or Position Correction Factor. This unit

PCF, move or "offset" the

chart. The unitwill add this offset or PCFto all

position

shown on the

display

gives you

to match

position displays

the

capability

the one on the

at alltimes.

on the

change.

you

press

screen,

is

called

to

The white and The

GlobalMap

through

the white wire and receives NMEA data

If the white and

cannot short. To connect a device to the

attach a twisted

input,

and black wires on the

green ground

cable.

To connect a

output,

white and black wires on the

ground

cable. See the other instrument's manual for more

conductor of the twisted

device

attach a twisted

conductor of the twisted

GLOBALMAP 1000 OTHER DEVICE'S NMEA

POWER CABLE VERSION 1.6 INPUT CABLE

wires are for a NMEA

green

1000 sends data to other electronic

wires are not

green

GlobalMap

cable

pair

used, tape

from

GlobalMap

pair

to

the

GlobalMap

cable from the device's

pair

GlobalMap

pair

BLACK

0183,

1000's NMEA 0183 version 1.5

the device's NMEA

Il's

power

to the black wire on the

1000's NMEA

Il's

power

the

to

black wire

version

through

their ends so that

wiring

1.5 interface.

navigation

the

output

cable. Solder the

0183

NMEA

cable.

on the

instructions.

devices

wire,

green

they

to the

power

version

to the

input

Solder the

power

0183,

1.5

Remember,

dynamic

and the PCF offset should never be used in an

the error. In

the

position

general

error on

terms this feature should

.any radionavigation system

56 5

only

attempt

be used if

is

very

to cancel

your map

GLOBALMAP 1000

0183

VERSION

ANOTHER DEVICE

SENDING

1.5

DATA I

NMEA

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NMEA VERSION 2.0

The shielded

red, black,

version 2.0 interface. This is a

WIRING CONNECTION

white and

shielded,

wires are for a NMEA

green

balanced line interface. Do not

use the shield on these wires! Trim the shield

when

GlobalMap device

data are not

To send data to the

0183 version 2.0

input (GlobalMap

the other device's NMEA the

In

order

attach wires from another device to the

you

1000 sends data

through

GlobalMap

the shielded red and black wires. If the

used, tape

for the

the

shielded white and

their

GlobalMap 1000,

output

receives

Ii's

power

GlobalMap

(transmits)

ends so that

to the

GlobalMap's

data) by attaching

output

cable.

to the shielded red and black wires on

1000 to send data to

to another electronic

green

cannot

they

connect the other device's NMEA

the other device's NMEA 0183 version 2.0

NMEA 0183 version 2.0's

a twisted

white and

cable from the other device's NMEA

pair

wires on the

green

WHITE

output (GlobalMap

GlobalMap

il's

GREEN\"\

GLOBALMAP 1000

BLACK

—

r

RED/

GLOBALMAP 1000 RECEIVE DATA FROM NMEA

BLACK

0183,

away

from the

1000. The

navigation

splice

back,

GlobalMap

wires and receives NMEA

of these wires

any

short.

NMEA 0183 version 2.0's

a twisted

another

to the

input

sends

data) by attaching

input

cable.

power

TRANSMIT WIRES

OTHER DEVICE'S

NMEA OUTPUT

VERSION 2.0 ONLY

0183,

OTHER DEVICE'S

cable from

pair

device,

connect

GlobaiMap's

to the shielded

NMEA INPUT

To add the

to the

Overboard to

position

waypoint

including Remember,

repeatedlysave your present position!

position

waypoint

to the first available

can be edited the same as

the

first time the Man Overboard

Overboard

key

Information menu.

You can time,

Overboard

Remember,

the

person immediately

position,

next to the "Reset Man

navigate

however this

position.

tion are also

safety

procedures

to

DATUMS

The GPS

courses.

before

do before

navigation system

to determine

factor is the Earth's

in the calculations have to be made to accommodate deviations. To make

matters more whatthe deviations are. The size and

to

approximate

errors if

your navigation

a different one. The term used for these

shown at the

table,

simply press

Waypoint"

name,

repeated pressing

to a

stops

saving

label. The

waypoint

symbol,

you

and

must first reset Man Overboard

Overboard" label on the Man Overboard

waypoint

the

GlobalMap

the victim is the

after the accident

accident

good

Instruct

leaving

any emergency

preventative.

all

members on

the dock. Make certain all on board know what

occurs.

relies on

your position

shape.

complex,

based on satellite data and other factors. One

Since the Earth is not a true

not

everyone

the earth's surface are

device uses one

of Man Overboard Information menu

top

the

GlobalMap number in the

position.

of the Man Overboard

The unit

is

key

pressed.

key

any

next to the "Covert Man

other

only

1000 will

waypoint

savesthe

assign

table. This

on the

does

key

position

To save a new Man

by Dressing

the

using

Waypoint

1000

primary goal. Try

happens. Training

Recall feature at

from

navigating

all

options

to the Man

to rescue

and educa-

The Coast Guard has excellent

board

complex

uses the same data to determine

of the

shape

improved

ellipsoid,

ellipsoids

your

mathematical calculations

sphere,

ellipsoids often. This can lead to

while

is "Datum."

on

boat

variations

that are used

chart uses

your

that

list,

not

the

any

safety

GLOBALMAP 1000

SEND AND RECEIVE NMEA 0183 VER. 2.0 DATA

fNQ

BLACK

RED

NMEA

VERSION 2.0 DATA TO DEVICE ONLY

0183,

To reducethe errorfactor between

to select the datum used

1ECEIVE WIRES

6 55

You can select a new datum from a list or enter a correction offset based

on

latitude/longitude.

To

change

key

the next

the

datum,

first

next to the "Datum Translations" label. The screen shown at

page appears.

datum,

bythe GlobalMap

the MENU

press

this unit

1000 when

gives you

two times. Now

key

the

displaying

capability

the

map.

the

press

thetop

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you navigate

overboard

position.

back to the man

1-;—i

For the

GlobalMap

2.0 data , see the

1000 to both

wiring diagram

send and receive NMEA

at the bottom of the

previous page.

0183,

version

Man Overboard

Onceyou'vesaved board

position,

navigation until

board

reset the Man Over-

you

function,

or use the Cancel

feature. _____________________

Information

the

data

to that

turn the unit

aMan Over-

unit shows

position

off,

Navigation _________

N 25°41.951' W80c12.0842

To reset the Man Overboard or view more information the

below

Your

next to the "Man

key

appears.

position, time,

when the Man

was

pressed

shows at

of the screen. If save

your present position

stead of the

of

top

the

one shown at the

screen,

about

Overboard Information" label. The screen shown

and

Overboard

the

wish to

you

pressthe key

it, press

date

key

top ______________________________

in-

the WAYPT/ROUTE

N 25°41.931' U 80°

12.1111' 10/28/1993

next to the "Save New Man

Overboard"

currently navigating

Overboard

do

so,

"Navigate Location" label. The

the

position

label. If

you're

to the Man

the

and wish to

next to the

key

position

press

to Man Overboard

GlobalMap

shown at the

not

top

of

1000 will

instantly

this screen.

show

navigation

0.04

__________

15.O

2:51:511p

Now

key.

Z:51:4lprl

press

data to

Remember,

GlobalMap's

under

wires be connected to the

the other instrument's manual for more

When

the shielded wires

using

the black wire to the

DGPS BEACON RECEIVER

no circumstances should the shields on the

on the other device. See

instructions.

do

2.0),

battery's

ground wiring

NOTE

(NMEA

ground.

CONNECTIONS

0183 version

If the Lowrance LGC-1 OPS receiver is connected to the

a differential

1000,

giving you higher accuracy positions

receivers. The unshielded

on

data) receiver

nected to the and

send

nected. To connect a beacon receiver to the

pair

wires below. Solder the

on the

the

input.

Magnavox

NMEA 0183 data when the

cable from the beacon receiver's

(unshielded)

cable.

power

(DGPS)

power

cable is used for the differential

At this time

GlobalMap

MX-50R. Please note that the

on the

ground

beacon receiver

in the area covered

wire

green

two DGPS beacon receivers can be con-

1000. These are the Starlink model MRB-2A

(used

Magnavox

GlobalMap 1000,

output

GlobalMap

conductor of the twisted

1000's

After the beacon receiver is connected to the

"Input/Output Setup"

tion

parameters

section for information on

for the DGPS

receiver.

can also

be

by

with the NMEA version 1.5

(DGPS)

GlobalMap

MX-50R receiver is con-

attach a twisted

to the

power

GlobalMap

pair

selling

green

cable as shown

to the black wire

1000,

the communica-

not connect

GlobalMap

connected,

the beacon

beacon

1000 will not

and black

see the

Once the Man

in

memory.

a

warning message

current Man Overboard

Man Overboard key, press

shown above.

The

GlobalMap

waypoint

Information screen.

Overboard

Pressing

the

key

table.

is

key

the

key again

will

appear.

position by

To

key.

However,

resetthe Man Overboard function which "arms' the

next to the "Reset Man Overboard" label on the menu

1000 doesn't save the Man Overboard

pressed, your present position

won't save

This

prevents

someone

it

does save the

54

your position again,

the inadvertent loss of the

accidentally pressing

position

on the Man Overboard

is saved

position

instead

the

in

the

GLOBALMAP 1000'S

POWER CABLE

BLACK

DGPS RECEIVER'S

NMEA 0183 OUTPUT CABLE

WIRE

GLOBALMAP 1000 RECEIVING

DATA FROM DGPS BEACON

RECEIVER

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GLORALMAP 1000 RECEIVING NMEA

NAVIGATION RECEIVER.

GREEN

GLOBALMAP 1000 RECEIVING NMEA

NAVIGATION RECEIVER.

SHIELDED RED

WIRE

GLOBALMAP 1000 RECEIVING NMEA

NAVIGATION RECEIVER AND SENDING NMEA

ANOTHER DEVICE.

0183,

WIRE

0183,

VERSION 1.5 DATA FROM

VERSION 2.0 DATA FROM

VERSION 1.5 DATA FROM

VERSION 1.5 DATA TO

0183,

CONTRAST

The

GlobalMap

contrast, speaker

brightness

light

from

the

To

adjust any

features, then

press

"Contrast, Volume,

ness' label.

at

right appears.

bar

graphs appear

screen. When

this

screen,

for

adjustment.

left or

right

down arrow everything

Note: To turn the

GlobalMap

MAN OVERBOARD

One of

, VOLUME,

1000's

volume,

are

same menu screen.

or all of these

the MENU

press

the

key

The screen shown

Three vertical

you

the contrast is

To

arrow

key

keys

on this

lights

1000 on. To turn the

boating's mostterrifyingevents

and LIGHT ADJUST

display

and

adjustable

key,

next to the

and

Bright-

on this

first enter

ready

change

anotherfeature on this

to

highlight

to increase or decrease

adjusted

page

on, simply press

fall overboard. This situation

salt. It's course,

measures to

can use the Once

the "Now board Location". A screen

lar to the one at

Your

pressed

is shown

ters "MOB" inside. All

navigation displays including

Distance

(BRG),

Over Ground To Go

particularly dangerous

the first

you're

GlobalMap

Navigating

position

thing

and rescue the

try

GlobalMap

back at the helm after initial rescue

1000's MAN OVERBOARD

to Man Over-

right appears.

at the time

the Man Overboard

a box with the let-

by

(DTG),

Course

(TTG)

(COG),

(SOG),

show data

to do

1000

simi-

you

key

digital

Bearing

Speed

and Time

that let

screen,

the desired feature. Then

the level. When

as

desired, press

lights

can be

at

night

the ON

off,

is

deadly

or if

key again afterturning

the ON

press

having

a friend

on

any body

you're

is remain calm and

If

person.

to

start a search

help

N 2s041.951 w 80

lose

you

sight

efforts have

key. A message appears:

simply press

press

the CLR

key again.

orfamily

of

water,

out of

sight

all standard

try

of the

pattern.

12.084'.

the

or

up

have

you

exit.

to

key

the

member

fresh or

of land. Of

safety

person, you

failed,

press

________

O.O4MI

15.O

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UNITS

The units of measure used in the

includes

any next to the "Units of Measure"

Simply press check mark in that

to exit this screen and return to a

Time Time can be shown on the dis-

playsasl2hour(A.M. -P.M..),

24 hour

hours),

the

your

mat, UTC time

Greenwich,

Distance The distance can be

kilometers

OF MEASURE

time,

distance, altitude, direction, speed,

of the

settings,

(2:00

or UTC time.

GlobalMap

local time in 12 hour for-

but

you

(which

(KM).

first

the

key

label moves to the desired

P.M..= 1400

1000 shows

can also

is the time

England).

press

next to the label that

Normally,

display

shown in nautical miles

the MENU

label. The screen shown below

at

GlobalMap

mapping

(Tine 112 Hour a 24 Hour a IJTC

(Distance

(Altitude IFT o

Direction

—a

Speed

:r*wS

IDepth

1000 are

two

key

times. Now

you

setting.

or

navigation

a NM IMI a 1(11

wish to

adjustable.

and

depth.

press

change

Press the CUR

screen.

M

r

ITrue a Magnetic

a 1CM 1MPH a EPl1

IFT a PA a 1

statute miles

(NM),

To

change

the

appears.

until the

(Ml),

This

key

3

or

GLOBALMAP 1000 RECEIVING NAVIGATION DATA FROM LOWRANCE

LGC-1 GPS MODULE

PLUG LGC-1 GPS MODULE CABLE INTO CONNECTOR ON GLOBALMAP 1000'S

POWER CABLE.

GLOBALMAP 1000

LGC-1 GPS MODULE AND DGPS BEACON RECEIVER.

RECEIVING NAVIGATION DATA FROM LOWRANCE

LGC-1 GPS MODULE CABLE INTO

PLUG CONNECTOR ON GLOBALMAP 1000'S

POWER CABLE.

Altitude Press the

Direction

True north is the

Magnetic miles to the south of true

The

GlobalMap

true. When it's turned on for the first time true is used.

to the "Direction" label to switch it to

Speed

The

GlobalMap

hour

(M.P.H.),

is statute

speed

Depth Water

depth readings

fathoms

(FT),

next to the Altitude label to switch it from feet to meters.

key

and

(True

north is the location

(FA),

Magnetic Position)

of the world. It's where all lines of

top

ourcompasses point.

at a location in Canada.

north,

1000 can

or kilometers

miles

display navigation

display speed

per

hour.

per

shown on the

or meters

(M).

magnetic.

hour

(K.P.H.).

C-Map

52

in knots

It lies several hundred

information in

(KN),

The default

charts can be shown in feet

longitude converge.

key

or

for

magnetic

Press the

statute miles

selling

GLOBALMAP 1000 RECEIVING NMEA

NAVIGATION RECEIVER AND SENDING NMEA

ANOTHER DEVICE.

0183,

9

1.5

CABLE)

VERSION 2.0 DATA FROM

VERSION 1.5 DATA TO

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MAPLINKTM

The

GlobalMap

the

whole world. It also shows southern

United

map

States,

is sufficient for most

cartridge

MapTM cartridges.

that allows the built-in into

so

it,

at

anytime,

To install the mounted on

professional

Ma1.Aink

to the small connector on the back of the

supplied

available that is 12 feet

for use. The

ready cable,

simplifying

1000 has an internal

and Mexico at a

reader called the

These

to "zoom" in and see much more detail than is available on

you

The

map.

have the

you

even if a

top

Maplink

cartridge

Maplink,

of the

option

dash,

look. Once it's

cable is too

Maplink

higher

users, however, Maplink

cartridges

also has the

of

using

isn't

follow the instructions included with it. It can be

under the

installed,

an extension

short,

After

long.

receives its

the installation.

[LOWRANCE

"background" mapthatcovers

Canada,

resolution than othercountries. This

that

accepts

have small area

CMapTM background map

it orthe Lowrance

plugged

dash,

route the cable included with the

connecting

power through

1

all of the continental

Lowrance has an

both Lowrance and C-

built into them

maps

background map

into the

Maplink.

or in the dash for a

GlobalMap

cable,

model MLXT-12 is

the

cable,

the

I-"

almost

optional

clean,

1000. If the

Maplink

connecting

built

is

PERPENDICULAR

The

perpendicular

sounds even with

starting

when

a

to

pass

dicular alarm

ment. It doesn't care how far

from a

are;

passing

For

right,

recalled

it

soundsonlywhen you're

recalled

the

example,

the

waypoint

dicular to the present position

alarm will be

ALARM

alarm

course is

your

waypoint

it. The

has no

waypoint you

on the

present position's

"tripped"

and is /

perpen-

adjust-

waypoint.

is

crosses the

at

map

perpen-

and sound an alarm.

NMEA OUTPUT The

GlobalMap

NMEA(National

1000 to send

as

autopilots

following

steering sends

wires on the

position,

and other

NMEAdataprotocols:

information

position, steering, speed,

power

the other instrument.

for

connection information.

wiring

sends data out

1000

Marine

ElectronicsAssociation).

and

navigation

marine instruments. The

It's useful

only.

cable must

See the installation section in the front of this

/

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-

/

/3

/

course. In this

imaginary

according

information to "listener'

NMEAO1 80 and 0183. NMEA 0180 sends

mainly

and more. In orderto use this

example,

dashed

line,

to standards set

ThisallowstheGlobalMap GlobalMap

for

autopilots.

be connected to the NMEA data

as soon as the

the

perpendicular

units,

usesthe

1000

NMEA

feature,

input

by

such

0183

manual

the

on

POWER CONNECTOR MAPLINK CONNECTOR

You can attach

1000. This lets

and

replace

up

you

it with anotherwhen

This also allows the

If

with This will

you're

the

not

using

the

GlobalMap

protect

the connect from the elements.

I

/O°Q\

to seven

use different

mounting

1000 into the small connector

Maplink cartridge

of the

Maplink,

connect

cartridges

move out of the first

you

Maplinks

the small terminator

10

readers to the

without

underthe

GLOBALMAP 1000

I

GlobalMap

to

having

on the back of the unit.

unplug

cartridge's

out of

dash,

plug

area.

sight.

supplied

one

Once

connect the

you

wiring properly,

which data format to use. Consult the

equipment

follows:

"I/O and Initialization" label. Now

pressthe keynexttothe Output"

mark moves to the desired sition

Press the CLR

screen. The

will start

Note: If the receiver is connected to the

GlobalMap

to see which format it needs. Then set the

First,

label until the check _____________________________

-

either 0183 or 0180. ___________________________

sending

Magnavox

1000,

the MENU

press

"NMEA

to exit this

key

GlobalMap

NMEA data.

no NMEA

po-

1000

DGPS

Next,

key.

___________________________

(Input

DGPS:

MIIEA

(Initial

___________________________

(DGPS

Cold Start CI'S Recetuer

—————S

(Test

data can be sent.

51

the

GlobalMap

owner's manual of the "listener"

press

Device: ICPS o

10FF o

Output:

Time and Position

Control

wfl

CI'S Receiver

1000 must be told

GlobalMap

the

_______

next to the

key

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alarm'ssetting drawn the

alarm radius on

right.

present position symbol

reached the circle. When it

does,

sound. The alarm is

from .010 to 9.99 miles.

waypoint

As

you

the arrival alarm will

if the arrival

is.1 mile. We've

imaginary

the

can

arrival

screen at

see,

adjustable

the

hasn't

ARRIVAL ALARM

The LOWRANCE LGC-1 GPS MODULE This

optional

gimbal-mount products. design

onetime. It sends

second. Lowrance's state-of-the-art

rance

navigation systems

lets it track all satellites in view and

bringsto

OPS receiver is

position

By incorporating

currently

It's

small,

rugged,

information to the

Rockwell's GPS receiver design

and

manufacturing capabilities,

the consumerone of the most advanced line of GPS marine

available in the world.

used with all Lowrance GPS

and fast. The five channel

acquire up

GlobalMap

to five satellites at

1000 once technology

every

with

Low-

XTE ALARM

The XTE

alarm

crosstrack error is

(cross

sounds atonewhen

the alarm's

on the

cross track error is 3/4 mile. If

map

the XTE alarm is set to 1 the alarm

an

imaginary

at

right) letting you

faroffcourseyourpresentposi- tion is. This alarm is

from .010 to 9.99 miles.

ANCHOR

The anchoralarmsounds atone when the

moves outside a

For

chor alarm to .1 nautical mile (600 feet),

sound if 600 feetfromthe location where

you

able from 0.01 to 9.9 miles. On

the

alarm is set to .5 miles. If the boat moves outside the .5 mile

circle,

sounds,

ALARM

example,

then the alarm

you

set the alarm. It's

at

map

the anchor alarm will

track

error)

your

greaterthan

setting.

at

present position

right,

As shown

the boat's

right,

mile,

(shown by

line on the screen

know how

adjustable

radius.

preset

if

set the an-

you

will

move more than

adjust-

the anOhOr

sound a tone.

—_,t.

..—....,—_

,.

CROSS TRACK ALARM

N

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4

GPS MODULE INSTALLATION

The GPS module can be installed on a flat surface or

adapter)

view of the from the

•

cabin

the

•

mast. highest part

Surface

If

mounting

supplied template.

holes and one 17 mm

on a

sky

satellites,

or deck. The

roof,

pole mounting adapter

However,

Mounting

have access underneath the

you

surface,

with the OPS module as a

Drill four 5.5

for the module's cable.

cable to the module and

through

the

screws,

ers to fasten the GPS

mounting

the

the hole in the

mounting

flat

surface.

GlobalMap

IWRTh

(

Mount the module in an area that

pole.

at all times. In

it must not be obstructed. An ideal location is on a

for

lightning protection,

of the boat.

-

With Access

use the

surface.

washers,

and lock wash-

Route the cable to

1000.

gunnels

lets

mm

(11/16")

Attach the

pass

gasket Use 5 mm

module to the

for the module

order

also make a

you

gasket

(7/32")

hole

it down

and

11

install the module on a one inch

the

to

good

(with

guarantees receive the

location.

supplied

a clear

signals

Attaching

the antenna shouldn't be the

5.5mm

17mm

(11/16")

GASKET

DE'

5 MM SCREWS

(7/32")

Hole

(4 places)

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If

you

the 'cleats

you

hole will still need to be drilled in the Using

Mounting

don't have access

supplied

can "snake the module's cable to a location that is accessible. A

the

gasket

for the cable. Attach the cable the cable

the the cleats

screws.

fasten them

through

gasket.

Drill the

Slide the "cleats"

as

to

the cable to the

"CLEAT

-

Without

with the

as a

template,

the

gasket

templates)

holes,

the

mounting

GlobalMap

Access

the

to

back side of the

GlobalMap

mark and drill the 17mm

the

to

and down the hole. Place the module on

onto each end

mark four holes for 5 mm

then

replace

surface with 5 mm

1000.

mounting

module

the

mounting surface,

This is

(Note:

surface for the

and

of

cleats

the other end of

drop

the module and

(#10) mounting

on

the module and

screws. Route

(#10)

(11/16")

use

assuming

cable.)

hole

(using

GPS ALARMS

The

GlobalMap

when

you

track error alarm that sounds when

alarm's radius. The last alarm is called

the

alarm sounds when

an

lar to

through

these alarms are set exceptthe perpendicularalarm

which has no To

the MENU

key

The screen shown at The

the

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the

GlobalMap

first name the route

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the route. Now

waypoints (including

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you're

should start "DGPS Beacon Receiver

tion,

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Note: Read this section

connectedto the

for

position

In order for the LGC-1 G PS module to lock onto the

find them. If

satellites

let it find the be

showing

other

navigation displays, including

can set the time to

(You

acquisition process, you

firsttime it's turned on. This initialization

and

requires

1. Your

2.

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3.

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The unit

it's

been initialized

Afterthe

antenna module are

the ON

press

the MENU

next to the "I/O and Initial-

key

ization" label.

nextto the "Initial Time and

key Position" label. The screen

shown at

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the data from the differential beacon receiver. See the

using

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LGC-1 GPS

GlobalMap

information,

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itself in 15 minutes or less. This is called "Cold Start." If

by

satellites,

UTC time or the time at

the

following

present position

date and

usually onlytakes

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key.

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time.

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then

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the time

the user.

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only

1000. If

this

skip

turn the unit on and

display

your

can initialize the LGC-1 or "tell it

data:

in

latitude/longitude.

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press

the

receiver, you

bit

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nextto the "Start Starlink

key

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if

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usingthe

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to move about. Press

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to the

simply press

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then enter the correct number.

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present position.

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nextto this label

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the route.

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A screen similar to the

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To save the

in the

tion

the arrow

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latitude/longitude

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appears

move the cursor

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cursor

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a route

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is the charac-

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to

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waypoint

simply press

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the ENT on the screen with the

to the next location on the route.

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location,

waypoint

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you

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and the

the arrival alarm sounds

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travel on a

to the

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reach the last

you

turn it off.

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that it will be correct the next time it's

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latitude/longitude use.

distance

long

won't need

position settings

keeps

to do the initialization

track of the

for

your position,

(over

time,

100

miles)

in

memory

even when

used.

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with the unit turned

since it stores all of

again,

each time it's turned off. An

the unit is turned

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the correct

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create and name the route.

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navigation

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a

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lets

edit an

existing route,

erase

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next to the "Cre-

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to create and follow

select the

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waypoints

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runthe routeforwardorbackward.

the

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1000 will start

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waypoints

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When the

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turned on for the

of the

box",

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to the Lowrance

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to the satellites you've given it,

finding

is

using

can given

message

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the

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to the re-

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key

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previously is

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press

next to the "Cold Start OPS Receiver"

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date

to set the time and date to their

an internal clock will

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message

next to the "I/O and Initialization"

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be

performed

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know

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this

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most

important

satellite information

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screens,

feature on the second GPS menu screen. To see the "Customize" section in this manual.

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next to the "I/O

next to the "Test

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steering

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first

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example,

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the

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screen. The

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with the letters "WYPT". This arrow

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south, press

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to the

the down arrow the

longitude.

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The list of the first

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at the

highlighted by

This is the number that the

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switch to a different simply press

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key.

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appear

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destination,

from the list. The

position,

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cursor

waypoint,

wish to save the location in simply press

position.

the

To save the

to the "Save Cursor". the

existing

next to the "Edit

key

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shows on

of the

top

page.

a black box.

po-

number,

the down arrow waypoint says

can store a

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edit the

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key

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or

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by using

next to the "Save Present" label to save

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the

pointer

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right

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to

back on the correct course.

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to the course line

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miles. Beneath the C.D.I.

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Using precisely

MAPPING OPTIONS

The

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the

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pressing

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