Specifications and Main Features
- Model: Magellan Meridian XL and NAV 1200XL GPS Satellite Navigator
- Display: Enhanced LCD screen with a night lighting facility
- Power Supply: External power of 9-16 Dc Volt or use of 3 AA adaptors
- Battery Duration: About 4.5 hours on a single battery charge
- Reception: Changeable quad-helix antenna
- Accuracy: Accuracy Positioning: 25 meters or better (depends on Selective Availability settings)
- Waypoints: Store as much as 200 different named waypoints
- Routes: Store as much as 5 different multileg routes where each route can have between 1 to 15 legs
- Coordinate Systems Supported: Latitude Longitude, Universal Transverse Mercator, OSGB, TDs, British Grid, Swiss Grid, Swedish Grid
- Memory Protection: Built-in memory protection up until 10 minutes when battery change occurs
- Differential GPS: Optional enhanced accuracy
- Optional Accessories: Lanyard strap, carrying pouch, mounting bracket and 20ft antenna wire with a mast cover (for NAV 1200XL)
- Weight: Hand-held unit for Meridian XL
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the battery life of the Magellan Meridian XL?
A: 4.5 hours on the use of 3AA batteries is the most beginning of the intervals.
Q: How precise can I expect GPS positioning to be?
A: The GPS location denotation is precise to within a few meters that could go up to a maximum of 25 meters, whatever the preference settings dictate.
Q: What is the maximum number of waypoints that can be saved in the device?
A: Up to a maximum of 200 waypoints can be saved in the specified device.
Q: To what extent can this device aid in the formulation of routes?
A: You can formulate up to 5 multileg routes and each route could be anywhere between 1 to a maximum of 15 legs.
Q: Do you need to set up the GPS receiver each time it is used?
A: Not necessarily, you only need to turn on the receiver once after it has been moved over 300 miles in an off state or when the memory module has been wiped.
User Manual
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