Lowrance LMS-10 User Manual

LMS-1O
Loran -c
Receiver
AND OPERATION
DR., TULSA,
OK 74128
INC.
LITI-lO IN U.S.A. 988-0116-03
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
•LOWRANCE
12000 E. SKELLY
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WARNING!
THIS LORAN SHOULD BE USED ONLY AS AN AID
TO NAVIGATION. A
SHOULD NEVER RELY ON ONLY ONE METHOD
TO OBTAIN POSITION
MAKE CERTAIN THE
CORRECT POSITION IN
BEFORE
POSITION MUST BE CORRECT FOR THE
NAVIGATING WITH THIS PRODUCT. THE
TION
FEATURES
PROPERLY.
CAREFUL NAVIGATOR
INFORMATION.
NOTICE:
LORAN IS DISPLAYING THE
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE
NAVIGA-
IN
THIS UNIT TO WORK
170°
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
NORTH PACIFIC LORAN-C CHAIN GR1 9990
REGONAL MANAGER COMMANDER. PACIFIC MREA.
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ACCURACY
HOW LORAN-C WORKS
INSTALLATION INSTALLATION - LC-1
POWER CONNECTIONS LORAN OPERA11ON- INITIALIZATION SELECT CR1 ENTERING INITIAL POSITION - LAT/LONG
CYCLE ERRORS AND SNR
AUTOMATICAND MANUAL
MANUAL STATION SELECTION
Viewing
Viewing
Selecting
PRIMARYANDALTERNATESOLUTICNS DISPLAY - Overview TD/LL HEADING
TIMETO GO DISTANCET000(DTG)
SPEED OVER GROUND VELOCITY MADE GOOD 19
TRUE/MAGNETIC BEARING CROSS TRACK ERROR
CROSSTRACKERRORPERARROW SIGNALTO NOISE RATIO
Fix DUALITY 22
I-IOWTOSAVEAWAYPOINT
Saving Enter New
Enter New
ERASING A WAYPDINT 28 WAYPOINTRECALL WAYPDINTCOUNTEROFFSET
GOTOWAYPOINT 28 VIEW DESTINATION WAYPDINT 29 VIEW STARTING WAYPOINT 29
ROUTES 29
Creating Following Can00lling Eraaing
ALARMS
AnochorAlarrn 32
Arrival
ASF CORRECTION
NMEA OUTPUT
24HOURCLDCK-TIMER 36
LIGHTS CLEAR LOWER DISPLAY 37
Fl and F2 38
RESTARTLDRAN
SeledNewORI 39
Enter New Initial Poaition
RESET 41 VIEWING T.D.S IN USE
MAGNETIC VARIATION 42 VERSION NUMBER
STAT SIMULATOR
HOW TO OBTAIN SERVICE
COMMAND LIST KEYBOARD 2nd FUNCTION LIST 45
FACTORY DEFAULTS
-
Unil
DpIay
Loran-C Module 4
MODES ID
Stations in Use
Reornerided Stations
Stations
(HDG)
(TIC)
(X1E)
(SNR)
Current Position
Waypoint - LatitudelLongitude
Waypoinl
a Route
a Rowe 31
a Route
a Route
Alarni
-
TDs
(Quick
Save
Feature)
3
7
12
12 12 13 14 15 16 17 17 18 18
19
20
21 21
22 22
23 25
27 28
29
31 31 31
32 35 36
39
40 42 42
42 43 43 44
45
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Copyright
All features and
©
1989,
All
rights
Lowrance
reserved.
specifications subject
Electronics,
to
change
Inc.
without notice.
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LORAN-C
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LORAN - GENERAL
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The word "LORAN" is short lion
system
that uses
ters and sensitive receivers. With this position
Loran was was
over
developed
called Loran-A and
development
was introduced in the sixties. It works over
C,
distances.
long
continued
for
powerful
and used
operated
during
LOng RAnge Navigation.
low
frequency (100
system, you
during
the
World War II.
at a
higher frequency.
fifties. The
Loran-A and it's easier to use.
ACCURACY
The absolute
accuracy
miles, depending
to return to the same
between the two
tells your way
However, numbers above
affects the chance for
where
you
back to the same
the
accuracy you experience may
accuracy.
position
you
suggest.
can be as low as
of Loran is between 0.1 and 0.25 nautical
on
types
thirty degrees
location.
your
is 100 feet
spot)
of
accuracy
are on the
place
The
The
sharper
error. A
ninety degree crossing angle
Repealable accuracy (your ability
or
is
important.
map. Repeatable
time after time.
crossing angle
the
crossing angle,
without a
kHz)
can determine
current
longer
better.
The
Absolute
accuracy
not be as
of the lines of
large position
It's a
naviga-
radio transmit-
your
At that
time it
Research
version,
Loran-
distances than
difference
accuracy
lets
you
as the
good
position
the more
is
error.
best,
but it
and
find
If
wish to double check
you
that is Once
clearly
marked with
you arrive,
let the Loran
your Loran,
latitude/longitude
settle,
information on the LMS-1 0 to the chart. It should be
first
then
pick a spot
marks. Then
compare
the
on the chart
go
position
close.
very
to it.
HOW LORAN-C WORKS The Loran
system
are called a "chain." The letter inside the chain. The other stations
Their names are
secondary
stations. The
the master which transmits at
is called the
consists of three to five transmitter stations. These
W, X, Y,
and
secondary
Group Repetition
"M"
designates
in
the chain are the secondaries.
Z,
although
transmitters are
precise
time intervals. This time interval
Interval or GRI. Each chain has a
the master station
not all chains have four
synchronized
with
different GIRl.
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The
secondary
stations transmit at
precise
time intervals after the
master station transmits. Since these transmitters are dreds of miles transmitter
to
reach
difference between the master and two of the 10
automatically
location. The
Plotting
time difference or
TO
the
somewhere on a line of
line on which
nary
secondaries is the
it takes a different time for
apart,
The Loran
you.
receiver measures this time
the
secondaries, the LMS-
chooses the best
master-secondary pairs
is measured in
(TO)
on a chart with Loran-C lines results
position (LOP).
the time
same.
In
delay
this
example
A line of
between the master and one of the
position
the boat is located some-
signals
with
where on the 14605.2 LOP.
located hun-
from each
for
your
micro-seconds.
your position
is an
imagi-
LORAN-C
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The Loran receiver then measures master and another
this LOP on a
plot position.
Your
secondary.
chart,
position
you'll
is at the
the time difference between the
In this
notice
intersection of the two lines.
example
that it crosses the first line-of-
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All Loran-C receivers work on this
also
display latitudeflongitude.
and, using longitude position longitude
a
complex
data. You can
on the LMS-1 0 to determine
mathematical
The receiver takes
principle.
formula,
display
your
Most modern receivers
the TD information
converts it to latitudef
both TD's and latitude!
position.
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you
Coast Guard's book book that describes Loran in
"Loran-C USER HANDBOOK."
greater
Loran-C User's Handbook COMDTINST
Superintendent
U.S. Government
Washington, Code
#050-012-00171-5,
There is a small
INSTALLATION Mount the
clearance when it's tilted
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Documents
of
Printing
D.C. 20402
charge
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Display
display
unit in
Office
1980
for the book.
Unit
convenient location,
any
for the best
bracket's base allow wood screw
of
piece
plywood
hardware Make certain
the
power
and Loran module
on the back of thin
there is
cables.
Loran-C,
detail.
viewing angle.
or
through
panels
enough
order the United
States
It's an excellent
provided
there is
Holes in the
bolt
mounting.
to secure the
room behind the unit to
Place a
mounting
attach
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You can
mounting hole,
the
cover the hole.
route the cables
surface.
then
pass
the
through a three-quarter
First,
bring
cable down it. After
power
hole with silicone rubber adhesive
Route the cables
the Loran
(RN).
through
inch
hole
module's cable
routing
the
Offset the bracket to
the slot
SLOT
in
the bracket.
in
up
through
cables,
the
the
fill
INSTALLATION
Enclosed with
tains the for the
tennas, wires, masts, ferred,
complete
LC-1,
however for
highest part Make certain it is as far
Improper performance close to
places
and
You must antenna.
metal
the Loran
obstructed.
purchase The threads are standard 318"-24 for the
mount base is most
The base
mounting
(NOT pipe thread).
hardware.
Tighten
all hardware
-
LC-1 Loran-C MODULE
the LMS-1O is a LC-1 Loran-C module. This con-
your
loran
receiver. When
remember to install the
or other
lightning protection,
obstructions.
of the boat. The antenna
as
away
can also occur if the antenna is mounted too
objects
such as tuna towers.
assembly
an
eight
commonly
threads are conventional 1"-14 machine thread
This allows the use of standard antenna
securely.
possible
in the clear is
foot stainless steel or
used to mount the Loran
4
choosing a mounting
LC-1 where it's clear of other an-
A
high
location is
location
pre-
the antenna shouldn't be the
should be mounted
vertically.
from VHF radio antennas.
Again,
preferable
a location
to
one that is
that
high
fiberglass whip
A
whip.
ratchet
to the boat.
mounting
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The cable
supplied
cable lilt's too
with the LC-1 is
Instead,
tong.
coil and store it out
thirty
feet
Do not cut the
long.
of
the
extension cable is available it the cable is too short. Ask
call
your
Service
local service center or the Lowrance
department
for more information.
Factory
Customer
way.
your
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dealer or
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The LC-1 can
it desired.
mast,
be attached to a swivel bracket or hollow extension
POWER CONNECTIONS
The LMS-1
attach the
have cable
#18
The
positive lead,
0 works from a twelve-volt
power
problems
directly
gauge power
to an
cable
with electrical
to the
battery.
wire onto it.
cable has three
black is
negative
accessory
interference,
If the cable is not
wires; red, white,
or
ground.
holder to the red lead as close to the
if
example,
power will
buss,
protect
The white wire is for a data for an
end so that it cannot short.
the
tape
have to extend the
you
attach the fuse
both the
unit and the
NMEA interface. The LMS-1 0 sends
autopilot through
To "P"
connector
power
holder to the
power
this wire. If the white wire is not
battery system only.
or
power
buss,
then attach the
long enough,
You can
however if
power
splice
and black. Red is
Attach the
power
cable to the
battery
source as
in-line fuse
battery
or
power
possible.
or
buss. This
cable in the event of a short.
used,
you
the
For
steering
SPUCE AND TAPE.
TO AUTOPILOT'S
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NMEA INPUT
5
FUSE
HOLDER
To connect an cable from the
Guide's and the shield to the black wire on
power
the shield to the
instructions.
wiring
autopilot autopilot's
cable. Solder the
autopilot.
to the
NMEA
See
LMS-1O,
your autopilot's
attach a
to the white wire on the Nay-
intput
the
conductor
power
ground
shielded,
of the twisted
cable. Do not connect
manual for more
twisted
pair
pair
Once the cable is See the NMEA
LORAN OPERATION
connected,
Output
Initialization
The Loran must be used. It then off. If used the
To initialize the
message
don't travel
you
Loran,
"initial
initialized or "told where it is" the
retains ft's
you
Loran,
coupler",
LREOLORTD1
the
proper
section for
have to
press
in
the ON
position
over a hundred miles from the last time
shouldn't
first
then the
output
more information.
memory
repeat
key.
following
5
must be selected.
very
each time
this
You should see the
screen
power
step.
appears:
TD2
first time it's
is turned
you
5Q0
40°
You can initialize the loran either
latitude/longitude
Press the TDI
the GRI.
Initial Position" are shown next.
Operation
coordinates,
to select the initial
key
instructions for the "Select GRI" menu and "Select
or
by entering your present position by entering
position,
6
the GRI for
or the TD2
your
key
in
area.
to use
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Use this menu if
coordinates.
menu,
the screen below
step through
ENT
(enter)
Remember, (clear) key
After
the GRI's until
key
if
you
to exit from
don't know
you
you pressed
should
to select
the GRI in the window.
have a
any
your position
the TD2
appear.
arrive at the desired GRI. Press the
you
problem, you
in
latitude/longitude
from the initialization
key
Use the
can
TD1
always press
and
menu.
TD2
keys
the CLR
to
After the ENT
key
is
pressed,
a
message
on the screen
appears
next:
LRNCE COUPLER
The LMS-tD then flashes numbers on the is not usable for
position
tude. The LMS-1 0 is
selected.
you your position,
longitude
Once the Loran 'locks on" to the stations and
will
it
coordinates should be
information while it flashes the
actually searching
stop flashing.
for the stations
Your
present position
displayed:
Lat/Long display.
The Loran is now
The unit
Latitude/Longi-
in
chain
the
computes
in
latitude/
for
ready
navigation.
If the unit
see the section on
displays a Latitude/Longitude
Primary/Alternate
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that is not
solutions.
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your
actual
position,
ENTERING THE INITIAL POSITION
-
LATITUDE/LONGITUDE
The LMS-10 selects the tion. To enter the initial turned see the screen below.
on,
press
N
the TD1
proper
position
GRI
to use when
the
very
at the initialization
key
first time the
a a a a. a a
0
w
a a a a a a a TD2
Now enter
of the
enter the numbers from the twice to return to the GRI/LAT/LONG selection
your present latitude, using
If
display.
you
make a
beginning. (Note:
mistake,
the numeric
the CLEAR
press
you input your posi-
LMS-1 0 is
menu. You should
at the
key
bottom
and re-
key
keys
Press the CLR
menu.)
After
you've
Remember to enter a
less than 100 enter 0850000.
entered the
zero as the first number in the
degrees.
N
latitude,
For
example,
do the same with the
longitude
if
your longitude
longitude.
if it's
is 85
degrees,
33°2'{29'
w
J
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