Lowrance GLOBALNAV User Manual

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G LOBALNAV
INSTALLATION
AND OPERATION
MANUAL
I®LOWRANCE ELECTRONICS,
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LITHO IN U.S.A.
988-0129-01
F. SKELLY
DR, TULSA,
OK 74128
INC.
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Copyright
USE
THIS GPS
TION. A
CAREFUL
ONE METHOD
This GPS
the
tion the
navigation
ally
always
As of this
receiver,
shortest, most direct
data to the
pnident
waypoint regardless
navigator
tools when
check to
make
available.
writing,
declared the GPS is still
in a
testing
can be
that the the
degraded
GlobalNav,
system
it's
using.
©
1991, Lowrance
All
rights
WARNING!
RECEIVER
NAVIGATOR NEVER
TO OBTAIN
(like
will
travelling
certain a
the
Department
navigation system
phase.
at will
or
any
ONLY AS AN AID
POSITION
CAUTION
all
GE'S
to
path
not
only
to a
clear, sate
NOTICE!
Satellites can be
the
by
GPS receiver
Electronics,
reserved.
INFORMATION.
navigation
a
waypoint.
of
obstructions.
take
advantage
waypoint,
path
of
Defense
as
operational.
system
operators.
is
Inc.
TO NAVIGA-
RELYS ON ONLY
equipment)
It
provides naviga-
will show
Therefore,
of all
available
but will also visu-
to the
waypoint
(DOD)
has not
The
turned off or
only
accuracy
Remember
as
accurate as
is
system
Features and
All
display
specifications
screens in this
subject
to
change
without notice.
manual are simulated.
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MOTES.
TABLE
INTRODUCTION
MOUNTING
POWER
GPS MODULE INSTALLATION
SURFACE
POLE MOUNT NOISE KEYDOARD
GE'S -HOW IT WORKS
ACCURACY
THE LOWRANCE GPS MODULE
GETTING
INITIALIZATION
POSITION/NAVIGATION DISPLAYS
POSITION DISPLAY
NAVIGATION
STEERING SCREEN
STATUS DISPLAY
PLOTTER
HOW TO SAVE A
SAVING
ENTER VIEW AND SAVE WAYPOINT
NEW
ERASE A WAYPOINT GOTOWAYPOINT
WAYPOINT RECALL
VIEW/GO DESTINATION
ROUTES
CREATING A ROUTE FOLLOWING A
CANCELLING A ROUTE ERASING A
GPSALARMS
ARRIVAL
CDI. ALARM
ALARM MUTE
UNITS OF MEASURE NMEA
COMMUNICATION SPEAKERVOLIJME DISPLAY
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SYSTEM
PCF OFFSET
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MAN
OVERBOARD
SPECIFICATIONS
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STARTED INITIAL SETTINGS
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SAVEAS#
WAYPOINT NUMBER
CONTRAST
INFORMATION
SETUP
MENUS
PLOTtER RADIUS
UPDATE INTERVAL
WAYPOINT
CURRENT POSITION
NEW AYPOINT
TO WAYPOINT
WAYPOINT NUMBER
ROUTE
ROUTE
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INTRODUCTION
The GlobalNav
ers
today.
features and
operation
represents
It
rivals other GPS units
performance.
at the touch of a button.
one of the best values in GPS receiv-
costing
The GlobalNav
much more in both
offers
easy-to-use
Although
"soft
afraid to
can't hurt it Read
your more
GlobalNav can do for
the GlobalNav has
menu
key"
system
different features and functions on the
try
by pressing
this manual and take ft with
unit. It
you
makes a
know when
MOUNTING
Install the GlobalNav in clearance behind
angle.
bolt
Holes in the
mounting.
back of thin
Make certain
and
power
GPS cables.
The smallest hole
91 16". After
through
the hole
the unit when it is tilted for
bracket base allow
You
may
fiberglass panels
there is
that will
drilling
first,
makes it
buttons!
great
you get
you!
any
need to
enough
pass
the
hole,
then
pass
features and
many
to use. Above
easy
the first few times
you
reference should
to
the
water,
convenient
location, provided
functions,
all,
unit. You
need it. The
you
the more
the best
wood screw or
place a piece
to
secure the
room behind the unit to attach
the GPS
the GPS connector
pass
the
power
of
plywood
mounting
module's
connector is
cable down
the
don't be
use
you
your
there is
viewing
through-
on the
hardware.
the
up
through
it.
After the cables marine
POWER
The
You can however if
attach the
sealing
CONNECTIONS
GlobalNav works
attach the
you
power
long enough, splice
The
power
the
posilive lead,
fuse
cable has three
holder to the red lead
have been
compound.
from a twelve-volt
power
have
problems
cable
directly
#18
gauge
black is
routed,
fill
the hole with a
Offset the bracket to cover
battery system
cable to an
with
electrical
to the
accessory
battery.
or
interference,
If the cable
wire onto it.
wires; red, white,
negative
or
ground.
as close to the
and black.
Attach
power
good
the hole.
only.
power buss,
then
is not
Red is
the in-line
source as
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possible.
the
battery
power interface. The GlobalNav
gation tape
For
example,
battery
or
power
or
power
cable in the event of a short. The white wire is for a
devices
the end so that it cannot short.
through
if
buss,
buss. This will
this wire. If the white wire is not
have to extend the
you
attach the fuse holder
protect
data for another electronic navi-
sends
both the unit and the
power
directly
cable
to the
NMEA
used,
to
To connect a device to the GlobalNav's NMEA
power
TO 'P'
twisted
cable. Do not connect the shield to the other device.
AND TAPE
shielded, white wire on the GlobalNav's
conductor of the
the
See the other instrument's manual for more
CONNECTOR
cable from the device's NMEA
pair
cable. Solder the
the shield to the black wire on
twisted
pair
power
and
wiring
output,
attach a
intput
instructions.
rd
to the
ground
Fuse
To OThER
IPISTHUMTENVS
NMEA INPUT
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See the NMEA
GlobalNav
once it
GPS
The GPS module can be supplied
guarantees module
obstructed. An ideal location gunnels
adapter
location is
tenna
acquires
MODULE
to receive the
also make a
lets
shouln'l be the
section in this manual for more information.
automatically
and 'locks on" to the
sends NMEA
INSTALLATION
installed on a flat surface or
adapter)
on a
pole.
a clear view of the
signals
location.
good
install the module on a
you
preferred. However,
highest part
data out the while wire
satellites.
Mount the
sky
from
on
is
for
of
module in an area that
at all times. In order for the
the
satellites,
a cabin
Attaching
one inch mast. A
lightning protection,
it must not be
or deck.
roof,
the
pole mounting
the boat.
The
(with
The
high
the an-
the
Surface
If
you
gasket 7/32"
cable to the gasket
(not Route the cable to the
Mounting
have access
supplied
holes and
module and
and
the
included)
9/16' 1-lob
underneath the
with
the GPS module as a
one 9/16" hole for the
mounting
to fasten
-
With Access
mounting surface,
template.
module's cable. Attach the
it
pass
surface.
the GPS module to the
GlobalNav.
down
through
Use #10-32 machine screws
use the
Drill
four
the hole in the
mounting
surface.
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Surface If
you
face1
assuming you accessable. A hole will still need to be drilled in the
surface for the
Mounting
don't have access to the back side of the
use the "cleats"
can "snake" the module's cable to a location that is
cable.) Using
-
Without Access
supplied
with the GlobalNav.
the
gasket
as a
mounting
(Note:
template,
sur-
This
is
mounting
mark and
drill the 9/16" hole for the cable. Attach the cable to the module
and
the hole. Place the module on
each end four holes for #10
the cleats on the module and fasten them to the
face with #10 screws. Route the cable to the GlobalNav.
the other end of the cable
drop
of the module and
mounting
tLEAV
through
the
gasket.
the cleats as
(using
screws. Drill the
the
Slide the "cleats" onto
gasket
templates)
then
holes,
mounting
and down
mark
replace
sur-
GLOBALNAV
PS
RECEIVER SPECIFICATIONS
GPS Module Dimensions ..2.5"H x 4.1"W x 7" D
Channels Five Parallel
Four continuous for All satellites in view tracked
Update
Accuracy
rate One second
Maximum
accuracy
with Standard
Position: Velocity:
Without SA PDOP.c6.0
25 meters CEP
0.25 meters/sec RMS
Positioning
NMEA 0183 SENTENCES
RMB Minimum Recommended
B
Part
RMC Minimum Recommended
Part C
GLL APA
DBK
Present Autopilot
Water
MTW Water
VHW VLW Distance Travelled/LOG
Speed Through
Position
Steering
Depth
Temperature (°C)
-
Latitude/Longitude Data
Water
position
achievable
Service
Sentence,
Sentence,
(KPH)
(NM)
MARK AND
DRILL FOUR
PLAcEs
OPS MODULE
CLEAV
GASKET
CABLE
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GLOBALNAV
GPS
Module Dimensions .. 2.5"H x 4.VW x 7"
Channels
Update
Accuracy
rate One second
GPS RECEIVER
Five
Parallel
Four
continuous for
All
satellites in view tracked
Maximum
with Standard
Position: 25 Velocity:
Without SA PDOP.cG.O
SPECIFICATIONS
D
position
accuracy
meters CEP
0.25
achievable
Positioning
Service
meters/sec RMS
Pole Mount
First attach the GPS module's
the cable to
the GPS module with
through
with the GlobalNav. Now
The
pipe.
mounting adapter
chine thread.
the GPS
threads,
module/pole adapter assembly.
install the
mounting adapter module from
the
pole
(Not
pipe thread.)
supplied
and
tighten
unscrewing
mounting adapter.
the four stainless steel
pass
from the
cable to the module.
Attach the
the cable
is threaded for
Thread the
through
standard 1"-14 ma-
mounting pipe
After
set screw into
the front of the
it. This should
pole.
Next,
screws
the
tightening
prevent
pass
adapter
supplied
mounting
onto
the
pole
the GPS
NMEA 0183
RMB
RMC GLL
APA
DBK
MTW VHW VLW
SENTENCES
Minimum
Part B Minimum Recommended
Part C Present Position
Autopilot Steering Water
Water
Speed Through
Distance Travelled/LOG
Recommended
-
Latitude/Longitude Data
Depth
Temperature
Water
(°C)
(KPH)
Sentence,
Sentence,
(NM)
NOISE
Minimize
module
These wires,
their
are
GlobalNav's cables
electrical noise
cables
include and
away
engine
power
generators.
cables also radiate noise
usually very noisy
OPS
MoDuLE
SET
SCREW
problems
from
other sources of
alternators and
when
operating.
from these
away
POLE
by routing
the
wiring harness,
Some VHF radio
when
transmitting. Bilge
It's
important
items,
also.
POLE
MOUNTING
ADAPTER
and
power
GPS
electrical noise.
spark plug
antennas and
pumps
to
keep
the
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KEYBOARD
The
keyboard
in
keys waypoint&
functions. The MENU
keyboard
-
POS PLOT- NAV
STEER
MENU - Press this
other functions.
ON - The ON
WAYPT present
WAYPOINT SAVE - This feature
ing options.
Pressing
This switches the
-
Pressing
-
position.
has
keys arranged
the left
activates the
This
QUICKSAVE
The
keys
this
this
displays
key
column are used for
in the
key displays
key displays
key
turns the GlobalNav on.
column
right
in the bottom
key
first menu
GlobalNav into the
the
Steering
to
show the menus and
-
Pressing
in two vertical columns. The
to
right
plotter
screen.
gain
more
and
recalling
the
basic GPS
corner of
mode.
access to
saves
your
waypoint
Saving
pertain
page.
the Position screen.
the
Navigation
screen.
this
key instantly
gives you
the
sav-
MAN
One of
member fall
of you're
remain calm and
rescue the
OVERBOARD
boating's'most
overboard. This situation can
water,
fresh or
out of
person.
sight
terrifying
salt. It's
01 land. Of
all standard
try
If
you
the GlobalNav to initiate
Once
you're
failed, instantly
waypoint
the
press Waypt appears.
the
press waypoint
information back to that since
you're
to silence it.
key
the unit in this
Using
back at the helm after initial
the GlobalNav's
press
stores
Num." near
your present
number that
Waypoint
Enter the
key adjacent
stored,
you
within ft's
Recall
the bottom of the screen. A new
waypoint
causing
radius,
manner lets
the victim from a known
.05 mile
accident area.
makes it easier to see
range
events is
particularly dangerous
Oourse,
safety
lose
a search
position
appears
key.
to the
waypoint.
either
location.
of the
sight
pattern.
Waypoint
in
at the
number
"ENTER" label. This recalls the
the
top
Press the
that
GlobalNav to show
The Arrival alarm will sound ignore
start a search
you
Switching
your position
having
memory.
a friend
be
deadly
the first
measures to
person, you
rescue efforts have
Quicksave
or
on
any body
at
night
to do is
thing
try
can use
key.
Memorize the
of the screen! Now
next to the 'Vest.
key
you just saved,
navigation
it or
to the
the
press
pattern
plotter
relative to the
CLEAR
family
or if
and
This
menu
then
for
on
the
ED
Remember,
to rescue the
Training
The Coast Guard has
bers on board dock.
emergency
saving
and
Make certain all on board know
occurs.
the victim is the
person
education are also
your
immediately
excellent
boat on
safety
safety procedures
primary goal. Try
after the accident
accident
good
courses.
what to do before
preventatives.
Instruct all mem-
before
all
options
happens.
leaving
the
any
ED
IWAYr
For more information on "How to Save a
Waypoint"
saving
section in
and
recalling waypoints,
this manual.
see
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key
adjacent
to
the last used
offset information
switch to the "PCF"
appear
Set as
To
enter the offset or
position position
example,
chart's offset is N
the
press ment"
label
screen
Now
press
screen shown below
your
position
After
pressing
below
right appears.
to the
position, navigation,
you
position,
on these
Offset
and the one on
from the
if
position
00°05.384,
key
shown at the
location on the
location is N
your
is N
adjacent
appears.
the
key
and
the chart's location in
the
"Use Position" label. The
or
entered. To
navigation,
screens when POF is enabled.
difference in
the
chart,
32°10.220',
3215.604', W 08012.714,
W
0O°O0.608'.
to the
"More" label until the "POF
Press the
of
top
adjacent
left
appears.
key adjacent
key adjacent
the
previous page
to the
to
plotter
that PCF is
verify
or
plotter
position
first
subtract
chart
you
W
Ppress
"Set as Offset" label. The
Enter the difference
latitude and
that
label,
PCF Offset
S
00°05.384'
E000°
North/South
:
Globalwav returns
screen
screen. The
from
your present
your
wish to match. For
80012.1061 and
then the
the
MENU
to
that label. The
appears.
the
using
in
effect,
letters
current
the
position
then
key,
Adjust-
between
longitude.
the screen shown
00.608'
I
Lat.
WAYPOINT RECALL - This
memory.
CLEAR - Use OFF - The
-
GPS
The Global tech
approach
Department
GPS
system
tioning,
Basically,
orbiting
orbit when the will act as
place, least three satellites to
in
tude.) displays
at least
Earth
twenty
latitude/longitude.
When the
this
key
Off
HOW IT
Positioning System
of
365
days
the
Earth
spares,
turns the GlobalNav
key
WORKS
to
navigation
Defence
is
an answer to their
a
year.
system
11,000
system
four hours
works
miles in
for a total of 24.
four of them
A 3D I ix is
GlobalNav locks on
a 3D
fix.
to exit from menus
(DOD)
is
fully operational.
a
give
is
used to recall
key
off.
(GPS)
yet
and the United
by using
space.
will be in view
day.
a "2D" fix.
is the
devised. needs of 24 hour
a
constellation of satellites
There will be 21 satellites in
When all satetlites
The GPS
(A
your
latitude/longitude plus
to at least four
waypoints
newest,
Conceived
States
global
Three more
nearly
receiver
2D
anywhere
fix is
your position
from
most
high-
the
by
military,
requires
satellites,
the
posi-
satellites
are in
on
alti-
at
it
East/West
Use
Position
Clear
J
If
you
key adjacent
if
necessary
"East/West
screen is
label.
or
tion, To
verify
or
plotter
when
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need to switch the
tot he
"North/South Lat."
in the same
Long."
correct,
The GlobalNav
plotter
that POF is in
screen. The
POE is enabled.
label. If
press
screen
returns to the last used
using
latitude from north to
manner
the offset shown
the
key adjacent
the offset
switch to the
effect,
letters "POP
'IA
Clear
label. Switch the
by pressing
appear
the
to
the "Use Position"
information
positjon,
at the
on these screens
Long.
L
south,
next to the
key
top
position, naviga-
you
navigation,
the
press
longitude
of the
entered.
It
takes three satellites to
determine
position
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As the receiver tance
from the satellite
the radio
accurate clock and it sion started. The
thus
clock,
the
speed
can
you
satellites,
calculate distance. Once
lacks on to each
signal
then the receiver can
to reach it. The satellites have an
receiver
knows
it
of
light!)
how
to reach
satellite,
by measuring
tells the receiver when the radio transmis-
compares
it look the radio
long
If
it.
you
determine
it calculates the dis-
the
length
that time
know time and
you
position.
of time it
against
signal (travelling
speed,
have this from three
takes
extremely
its own
at
then
The Globalwav The first method
corrected
requires
GlobalNav.
Set as Position
To use the Set as Position the chart that Then move the
as
rately adjacent
appears.
shown below
gives you
(Set
latitude/longitude.
a calculation be
you
boat to that
possible.
to the "More" label until the "PCF
Press the
appears.
ACCURACY
Most of us receivers. The DOD
the satellite
sion. people
words, GPS receivers
worse than the worldwide can benefit from
the
military keeps
enemies.
fixes
people.
However potential accuracy
further with what's small,
accuracy also
signal-to-noise
(the Don't let this
repeatably GPS
(such purchased
today.
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have heard tales of
system. However,
The
from
the data
the
way
the more
using
coming
use what's known as "CIA Code." It's
military's
requires accuracy
military keeps
extraordinary accuracy
only
precise system
from the
"P Code." In
satellites
excellent
the most accurate
Theoretically,
to 15 meters. This is more than
up
of this
(as
C/A code can
writing),
the
military
in the hands of the world.
called "Selective
random errors
will
typically
depends
more the
by
as
We
on the
better),
shown better than
nature has much faster
Loran),
one of the finest
hope you'll enjoy
intentionally
be within 100 meters. Of
of the satellite above the
angle
the number of satellites tracked at one time
ratio,
and other factors.
discourage you,
100 meter
and
typically
is much easier to use. You've
navigation
it
many years
fgr
from OPS
of 10 to 15 meters from
the
military gets
us and other unauthorized
is
coding.
is
encrypted.
this
manner,
position
system away
fixes.
accurate
give
isn't satisfied with CIA's
So,
Availablity"
added to the
course,
however. Our
accuracy. Furthermore,
updates
than other
instwments on the market
to come.
this
preci-
In
Civilian
intentionally
civilian users
Meanwhile,
from
potential
position
for
it's
degrading
or SA. This is
system
so
accuracy
horizon,
tests
systems
other
most
it
your
have
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press
key adjacent
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adjacent north to south. Switch the
manner
If the
position
position
the screen shown above
tot he "North/Sooth
by pressing
shown at the
a choice of methods to enter the PCF.
as
Position)
The second method
performed,
method,
wish to match the
position
Now
press
key adjacent
PCF
N
LPOO.OOW
lets
you simply
then entered into the
first choose the location on
unit's
position
and hold it there as accu-
the MENU
key,
Adjustment"
to that label. The screen
Offset
E 00.000'
Turn PCF On
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to the "Set as Position" label.
appears.
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shown on the chart. After the last
tat."
longitude
the
next to the
key
top
of the screen
45
North/South Lat.
East/West
Use
Position
right appears.
label to switch
in
necessary
"East/West
the latitude from
is
correct,
enter the
as
(Set
then the
Offset)
display
106'
Long.
Press the
in
the same
Long."
press
to.
key
label
The
key
key
label.
the
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SYSTEM
The code
lion can
adjacent adjacent
below will
contained in the GlobalNav
be obtained
to the MORE label
to the
be
INFORMATION
by pressing
Info"
"System
displayed.
Lowrance Electronics
label. A
GlobalNav
Version:
Copyright
is numbered. This informa-
the
MENU
two times.
message
1.0
1991
lhen the
key,
Next,
press
similar to the one
the
key key
The Lowrance GPS Module
This GPS receiver
in all Lowrance GPS
five channel view at all times. GlobalNav once
receiver
manufacturing capabilities,
vanced
technology
line of
GETTING
(manufactured
receivers. It's
design
lets it
acquire
It transmits
second.
every
with
GPSnavigation systems
By incorporating
Lowrance's state-of-the-art
Lowrance
STARTED
by Rockwell) currently and track
small,
rugged,
position
brings you
available in
is
used
and fast. The
to all satellites in
up
information to the
Rockwell's GPS
design
and
the most ad- the world.
Press the and
key
adjacent
return to the sonar screen.
PCF OFFSET
The GPS
culations to other
not a true
to
accommodate deviations. To
not
tions approximate
lead
your soids is "datum."
To reduce the error
gives you
the
this offset to all
For
accurately
tude
Using make the
anchor
to all
used
entering
change
the PCF
navigation
determine
factors. One factor is the
sphere,
everyone
are. The size and
uses the same
the earth's
to errors if
chart uses a different
display
example, suppose you
position
the Position
and
positions.
the
by
the PCF
when the unit is turned off.
settings.
your navigation
the
capability
to match
position displays
marked on a chart. Your
that is .010
GlobalNav read the same as the
move,
chart. For this
to the CLEAR label to
(Position
system
your position
variations in the
factor between
Correction
relies on
based on
Earth's
calculations have to be made
make matters more
data to determine what the devia-
of
shape
surface are
the
device uses one
one. The term used for
to move or "offset" the
one shown on the
at all
are
anchored at a location that is
GlobalNav
degrees
Correction Factor
less than the one on the chart.
the GlobalNav will
This makes it more
reason,
Offset. This is
you
saved in
However,
erase this
message
Factor)
complex
shape.
ellipsoids
improved
datum,
times.
(PCF)
add the
closely
mathematical cal-
satellite data and
Since the Earth is
complex,
that are
often. This can
ellipsoid,
the
position
chart. The unit will add
displays
Offset
chart. If
change you
match the datum
should be careful when
memo'.
Preset does
used to
these
UltraNavGPS
shown on
a
feature,
you
It does not
while
ellip-
longi-
you
raise
made
erase
Initialization
The GlobalNav must be initialized or "told time it's turned on. This once and
1. Present
2. Elevation above sea
3.
Today's
4. Number of time the GlobalNav is turned
Every
appears.
at
power
module which satellites
tion faster. Please
make certain CLEAR
on. This is needed
key
-
Power On
initialization
requires
position
date
This shows the
the
following
in
latitude/longitude
level
and time
hours from
that it is correct. If it is
Greenwich,
data that the GPS module will start with
are visible so it can determine
check it
to erase the screen.
process
data:
(altitude)
England (UTC)
the screen shown below
on,
the GlobalNav to tell
by
time
every
you
correct,
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need to
need to
appears.
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change any
label. The
this
press
OF
of this
data, press
first time
very
key.
After
you
pressing
DAY Uuiiu
the
key adjacent
use the
it,
GlobalNav,
the screen shown
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to
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INITIAL
This screen
example,
time, settings.
SETTINGS
lets
when the time
need to
you'll
A
description
you change
TIME OF DAY
The time of time on the "TIME OF
day
screen is
DAY" label. The screen shown below
DATE
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INITIAL
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some or all of
from
goes
change
of each
is
simply
the
wrong,
Enter 24hr format
standard to
the lime Of
section follows.
present then
time at
press
Tine
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the initial values. For
daylight savings
and Time Zone
Day
location. If the
your
the
key adjacent
appears.
to the
iuj
lean
bc
The
on.
seconds unless the makes it easier to turn the
light
The
menu also
lights
appears
and the menu will turn
key adjacent
MEMORY - PRESET
The GlobalNav saves all contrast
memory.
from settings,
Preset returns all GPS
setting,
This
the unit. If
use the Preset function.
to be re-Initalized
To do
this,
the MORE label
Preset label. A presetting
Now
press
screen will clear and the
Wait"
may appear
display their
the intial
factory settings.
alarm
memory
you
after a Preset!
the MENU
press
three times. Now
warning
a
unit,
navigation
the
key adjacent
for a few seconds. Then
settings screen,
settings,
is retained even if
need to return the unit to the
IMPORTANT!
settings
message "System Powering
each time the GlobalNav is turned
off
after a few
is
key
pressed.
measure,
battery-backed-up
is disconnected
to the ON
on at
lights
settings
and more in
themselves
night.
such as units of
power
to zero. The GPS will have
then
key,
press
label
appears
to
waypoints
to the Preset label to continue. The
and all
the
press
the
as shown below. When
and routes
key adjacent
köy adjacent
is cancelled.
Up.
the GlobalNav will
features will return to
This
factory
to
to the
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DISPLAY
The contrast of different
To
change key adjacent adjacent
Press the
contrast. The
bar
graph changes
box
also
Press the CLEAR
CONTRAST
the
conditions.
light
the
contrast,
to
the MORE label three
to the
Display
key
adjacent
key adjacent
changes.
display
can be
the MENU
press
Contrast label. The
to the
up
to the down arrow
with
There
key
selection. The
your
are 31
to erase the menu.
changed
arrow to increase
steps
for easier
key. Next, press
times. Now
Disp.
press
menu
decreases it. The
number
of contrast available.
reading
the
appears.
the
display
in
the menu
in
the
key
Enter sides of the
afternoon,
12:00,
press The GlobalNav returns to the
local time in 24 hour
your
screen. For
then
you
next to the
key
is 24:00. After
midnight
the
example,
will enter 14:00.
'Enter' label.
DATE
The next the "DATE"
shown below
setup
label to
appears.
item is
today's
change
Enter Date
format
it
your
you've
initial
setup
date. Press
the
displayed
the
using
watch reads 2:00 in the
Twelve o'clock noon is
entered
menu.
your
the
key adjacent
date. The screen
keys
local
on both
time,
to
Disp.
MM/DD/YYYY 05/05/0000
Clear
Now
Clear
DISPLAY
CONTRAST MENU
enter the
example,
After
entering
label. The
month,
if the date is
the
GlobalNav returns
TIME ZONE
LIGHT
The
keyboard
on
lights
To turn the
key adjacent
Press the Press the Press the CLEAR
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on or
lights
to the
key adjacent
off,
"Lamp"
key adjacent
to erase the menu.
key
are
backlighted
menu.
Light
the MENU
press
label. This
to
the ON label to
for
night
key. Next,
displays
turrrthe
the
to the OFF label to turn
49
use. Turn
press
menus.
light
lights
the
lights
the
the
on. off.
The time
hours
It
used to be called
what GlobalNav needs to know
UTC
number. Use a
lime zone
this manual.
zone is the
and minutes. UTC
call
you
time,
not
map
it, local. If
then
today's
October
date,
press
22, 1991,
the
to the initial
difference between
stands for Universal Coordinated
Greenwich Mean Time or GMT.
this is the
negative
for the
time at
this time since the
west of
you're
number if
continental Unhed States is in
11
Enter
and
date,
key adjacent
Greenwich,
you're
finally
then
setup
your
system
Greenwich,
east of
the
enter 10/2211991.
year.
For
to the "Enter"
menu.
time and UTC in
Time.
No matter
England.
works off of
use a
Greenwich. A
The
positive
the back of
Page 16
The
lime zones for the
Time Zone
Eastern Standard Central Standard Mountain Standard Pacific Standard
NOTE: Don't
savings Time becomes
Time Zone
time is in
TIME
BETWEEN
AND
Time
Time
forget
effect. For
+6:00. Remember 10
when
changing
DIFFERENCE
LOCAL
GREENWICH
lF:I1ll
Continental United States
Time
(EST)
(CST)
Time
(MST)
(PST)
to
change
IThi
the
example,
to or
from
time
change
Daylight
Enter +5:00 +6:00 +7:00
+8:00
one hour if
by
Eastern
both local time
Savings
tJTC
fl6 :00
+/—
are:
Daylight
Time.
Offset
Toçjçjle
daylight
Savings
and
First,
"More" label un\il the
this label. The
pears. screen.
GlobalNav send NMEA
SPEAKER
The
speaker
can hear
you noisy
surroundings.
the
press
MENU
screen shown at the
The data format
Press the
will return to the last
key adjacent
data out the
VOLUME
volume is
alarms or
Next,
key.
NMEA label
currently
to the desired
used GPS or
white wire on the
adjustable.
the
"beep"
Or
can turn it down in
you
the
press
appears.
top
key
Press the
of the next
in use shows at the
data
plotter screen,
cable.
power
You can make
each time
you press
quiet
next to the
next
key
page
ap-
of
the
top
output.
The
and
it louder so
the
key
situations.
to
in
C
To
enter the Time
ZONE
the
you're finished,
screen
If
adjacent
offset from Toggle",
from this
adjacent
label. The screen shown
difference in time
shown above
the UTC offset shown
to the
positive
then
menu without
to the
_
press
"Use Time" label. If
press
"Clear' label.
Zone, press
between UTC and
the
right
appears
on this
to
negative,
the
key
changing
the
above left
next to the "Enter"
key
next.
page press
next to the "Use Time" label.
the time
Use Tine
Clear I
key adjacent
appears.
local time.
your
is
correct,
you
the
offset,
press
need to
next to the
key
to the TIME
Now enter
When
label. The
the
key
change
"+1-
To exit
the
press
key
Spkr.
the
Clear
ALTITUDE
The next
parameter
the distance from
altitude doesn't have to
to
find
your position.
feet. If
elevation of Tulsa atthe easiest
member,
the top
you're
to find both
way
however to ask for
key adjacent of the
next
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be
precise
For
example,
in
Tulsa, Oklahoma,
airport.
altitude and
elevation,
in order for
if
you're
(Calling your
your
sea level in feet. The
on the
enter 675 feet.
your present position.
not
altitude.)
to the Altitude label. The screen
page appears.
12
altitude. This is
the GPS receiver
ocean,
local
enter 0
That's the
Now
is the
Re-
press
airport
shown at the
To
the
label
Volume label. The
display.
volume or The bar
change
change.
volume is set to 7.
the
adjust
key adjacent
appears.
speaker volume,
Use the
the
graph.
make. The
you
When the
to
the MORE label until the
Now
press
Speaker
key adjacent
key adjacent
will increase or
GlobalNav is first turned
The
press
the
key adjacent
menu
appears
to the
to the down arrow to
decrease
number in the menu's box
is 11010.
range
41
the
MENU
on the left
an-ow
up
corresponding
Next,
key.
Speaker
to the
press
Volume
Speaker
side of the
to increase the
decrease it.
to the
will also
the
on,
speaker
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The unit of on this screen.
adjacent change
to the
can
change
screen at When
tings, press used
measure for all of
to the label that
Distance from
'Distance" label until
the units of
the same
you've
the
navigation
To
time.
modified
CLEAR
screen
the items on this menu
change
miles to nautical
the units of
one or
wish to
you
the label reads
measure for all of
measure to the desired
The
key.
using
Globalwav reverts to
the
changes you
all,
simply press
change.
miles, press
For
"Distance
the items on this
made.
are shown
the
example,
the
key
=
NM." You
the last
key
to
next
set-
t.IEnter
in
Feet.
e
e
A1titude
It
FT
NMEA
The according
tronics depth,
charting instruments, The GlobalNav uses
0180, 0182,
only.
information,
order to
be
See
connection information.
Once told which "listener" the
COMMUNICATION
GlobalNav sends data
to
standards
Association).
and
navigation
and
It's useful
sending position,
use this
connected to the
the installation
the
wiring
data
equipment
GlobalNav as
CURRENT
This
the
0183. NMEA 0180
mainly feature,
NMEA data
section at the front of
is
connected
format to use.
to
follows:
out the white wire on
set
the NMEA
by
allows the GlobalNav
information to "listener"
autopilots,
following
for
the white wire on
see the which
FORMAT: HMEA
and
NMEA
autopilots.
steering, speed,
input
properly,
Consult the owner's manual of
(National
other marine
data
sends
NMEA 0183
the
on the other
this manual for
the GlobalNav
format it
0180
the
power
Marine Elec-
to send
protocols:
steering
power
needs. Then set
position,
such as
units,
instruments.
information
has the most
and more. In
cable must
instrument.
must be
0180
1 NMEA
cable
NMEA
wiring
the
i1earj
Now enter
screen. After
as
pears
positive you're
Once the numbers on
adjacent
to
the Initial
shown below. This
to
above sea
to the
Altitude
your
you've
negative.
level,
'Use Position" label.
Settings
screen.
the
using
entered the
In
other
use
negative
the
display
keys
numbers,
lets
words,
switch the
you
use
numbers if
are
The GlobalNav then
Altitude
+10 FT
Toggle
Posit
EnterI
on both sides
a new
positive
correct,
screen
numbers from
altitude when
you're
press
I
ion
I
of the
ap-
below it.
the
key
returns
PIMEA
NMEA
NMEA
0182
0100/0102
0103
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The
present
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of
top
POSITION
last
piece
position
the "INITIAL
the next
of
information the GlobalNav in
latitude/longitude. First,
POSITION" label.
page
appears.
1'i
needs to start is
press
The screen
the
shown at the
your
key adja-
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To set the XTE
to
adjacent
Now
opposite page
in the XTE
the
key
range
the'More" label until the "Set Alarms" label
the
press
alarm's menu to increase the alarm's
next to the down
is from .01 to
alarm,
key adjacent
appears.
press
Press the
arrow to decrease it.
10 miles.
the MENU
to that label. The
key adjacent
key,
then
the
press
screen on the
to the
range.
The XTE alarm's
key
appears.
arrow
up
Press
Clear
Now
enter
sides of the screen.
ft's
less than 100
degrees,
then enter 081.
latitude and
your
degrees.
North/South Lat.
East/Wet
Ii:is
longitude using
Remember to add a zero to the
For
example,
Initi.
N 32°24.
Wue1°4a
Pos
126
232
the
if
your
Long.
keys
longitude
To turn
until
Press the CLEAR
ALARM
on both
longitude
1 ,_
if
is 81
When
appears silences the
turn the alarm
UNITS OF MEASURE
The GlobalNav can and time in different can be
the XTE alarm
the word "OFF"
MUTE
alarm
any
at the
speaker
off,
displayed
I I
off, press
appears.
to exit from the GPS alarm
key
sounds,
top
in
the "Press
of the screen.
until the alarm is
ft
merely
display
units of measure. For
statue
the
shuts the
distance,
nautical
miles,
key
Clear
Distance
Speed
=
npli
Altitude
next to the down arrow
menu.
to Mute"
key
off
example,
miles,
ni
ft
the CLEAR
or kilometers.
Pressing
tripped again. speaker
speed, altitude, degrees,
=
=
message
This doesn't
temporarily.
distance
I
1
1
key
Clear
After
entering
Press the latitude from north to
key adjacent When the initial
"Use Position" label. The
screen.
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to the
south,
if
is
correct,
GlobalNav returns to the Initial
North/South label to
tb
change
the
Likewise,
key adjacent
necessary.
press
14
appears.
change
press
the
longitude.
the the
to the
Settings
To
change
the
press label
appears.
label. The screen
Direction
L
the units of
key
me
next to the "More" label
Now
press
shown above
measure,
the
key
appears.
39
=
it'
first
press
until the
adjacent
nag
the MENU
"Change
to the
"Change
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key
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GPS
ALARMS
The
GlobalNav
alarm. The
indicator moves
adjusted
ARRIVAL
The
arrival alarm
alarm's
is .5
mile,
miles of To
set the
next to
key Now
press
appears.
alarm's to the from
down arrow
.01 to 10
CDI alarm
from
the same
ALARM
radius of a
then
a
waypoint.
arrival
the
the
Press the
menu to
miles.
has Iwo GPS
sounds an
a
past
sounds a
the alarm
alarm,
"More' label
key adjacent
increase
preset limit. Both
menu.
waypoint.
sounds a tone
first
key
adjacent
the
to
decrease it.
alarms;
tone when
For
press
until the
to
a CDI
audible
your
example,
when
the MENU
"Set Alarms"
that label. The
to the
alarm's radius.
The arrival
alarm arid an
tone when
alarms are set
position
if the
you
key,
arrow
up
Press the
is within the alarm's come within
then
label
screen below
in the
alarm's
Arrival
the CDI
and
setting
the
press
appears.
arrival
next
key
range
.5
is
The
initial
GPS
flashing. lites.
displays.
the
GlobalNav has
the
satellite
Never
latitude/longitude!
tion.
If
you
GlobalNav,
the
GlobalNav,
The
page returns
wise,
setup
position
Once ft
navigate
Always
move a
'Initial
you shouldn't need to
screen
The
GlobalNav
The
latitude/longitude
data,
use more
you Setup"
you
is now
locks onto at
see the
with
long
may you
to
complete.
appears
begins
locked onto
Satellite Status
WARNING!
this unit
This
means the
than one
distance
need
to
will
definitely
menu
selection
the initial
repeat
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Position
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display
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more information.
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in
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to
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Track
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the arribal alarm off
to the next
CANCELING
To press
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waypoint.
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though
the GlobalNav
stop
the
key adjacent
key adjacent
The unit will continue to show
the route was canceled.
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the MENU
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label. Now
waypoint
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ROUTE
to the "Route
prevents
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in
a
route, press
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sequencing
waypoint
to
any waypoints
until the arrival alarm
after the current
navigation
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key,
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POSITION DISPLAY
Navigation Display
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are as follows:
1. Present Position.
2.
Distance To Go
3.
Time To Go
4. Time Of
5. Altitude
6.
Speed
7.
Velocity
8. Gourse Over Ground
9.
Bearing
10. Gross Track Error Present
This is
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right
Day (TOD)
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position
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course to
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waypoint (BRG)
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as
major navigation
(SOG)
(VMG)
(COG)
(XTE)
location in
degrees, minutes,
a
waypoint.
latitudb/longitude
is the distance to the left or
(XTE)
In
other
information. The
and thousandths of a
words,
displays
coordinates.
if
you
draw a
Create New Route
Erase Route I
Follow Route
Cance 1 Route
NOTE:
Canceling
merely
waypoints
a route
stops
in the route.
ERASING A ROUTE
To erase a route from
the
press
the "Route
"Erase Route" label. The screen shown below keys adjacent
desired route name. Then label. This
key
key
Planning"
erases
to exit this menu.
does
not erase the route from
the GlobalNav from
memory,
next to the "More" label. Now
label.
to the
up
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press
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first
press
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Time To Go destination,
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Velocity
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the current time.
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the boat is
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time it will take
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then and 5 in that order
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to the
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course,
back on
track. To
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you
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erase the track
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right
position
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the
the screen
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you
of
the .50 scale mark on the XTE
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then
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you change
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key adjacent
of the
top
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shows at the
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the scale to
above,
range.
heading (COG).
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to
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steering
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on the
of the screen or the
the
digital
graphical display
waypoint.
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this,
to
the
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next
page
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route. For
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press
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to the "More" label.
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menu has the list of routes
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label.
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next to the
key
the GlobalNav which route to
up
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a
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starting waypoint
of the next
to
to first. The route
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the arrival alarm
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number 10.
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waypoint
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the
you
to ten
characters.
press
label. The screen
key adjacent
enter the name of
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to create and follow a route.
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the MENU
to
the bottom of this
the unit will
press
shown below
the 'Create New Route" label.
the route. The route name can
Function
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starting waypoint.
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the
key adjacent
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key adjacent
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first
press
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the
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stands for Altitude Hold.
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shown on
parenthesis.
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the
display
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navigation
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position
satellite. The
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feet.
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for the satellite. "T"
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view to track ones not
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means it's
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used to determine
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tracking
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to
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