Magellan GPS Tracker User Manual

GPS Tracker

User Manual

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GPS Tracker

User Manual

WARNINGS

USE GOOD JUDGEMENT

This product is an excellent navigation aid, but does not replace the need for

careful orienteering and good judgement. Never rely solely on one device for

navigating.

USE CARE

The Global Positioning System (GPS) is operated by the U.S. Government, which is

solely responsible for the accuracy and maintenance of GPS.

The accuracy of position fixes can be affected by the periodic adjustments to GPS

satellites made by the U.S. Government and is subject to change in accordance

with the Department of Defense civil GPS user policy and the Federal

Radionavigation Plan.

USE CAUTION

Accuracy can also be affected by poor satellite geometry. When the accuracy

warnings appear on the screen, use the data with extreme caution.

USE PROPER ACCESSORIES

Use only Magellan cables and antennas; the use of non-Magellan cables and

antennas may severely degrade performance or damage the receiver, and will void

the warranty.

Table of Contents

Introduction ...............................1

Packing List ............................................1

Features of Your GPS Tracker....................2

Conventions Used in the Manual...............2

Getting Started/Initialize............3

GPS Tracker Description...........................3

Receiver Accuracy...................................3

GPS Tracker Receiver ..............................4

Using the Keypad....................................5

Installing the Batteries ..............................6

Using your GPS Tracker ...........................7

Proper Handling - Signal Reception ...........7

Clear View of the Sky .......................7

Holding the Receiver.........................8

First Time Use - Initializing the

Receiver ..........................................8

Turn the Receiver On ...............................8

Input Location Information ........................9

Setting Local Time and Date .....................9

Selecting Primary Usage ........................10

Getting a Fixed Position .........................11

Saving Your Waypoint...........................11

Creating a GOTO.................................12

Basic Operation .......................13

Power Up Sequence ..............................13

Navigation Screens...............................13

Using the Status Screen..........................14

Selecting Temp Units and Calibration

in your Status Screen .............................15

Using the Position Screen .......................16

Viewing Secondary Coordinate System

from the Position Screen.........................16

Automatic Averaging in the Position

Screen .................................................16

Using the NAV 1 Screen ........................17

Customizing the NAV 1 Screen...............18

Using the Compass Screen .....................19

Customizing the Compass Screen............20

Using the NAV 2 Screen ........................21

Customizing the NAV 2 Screen...............21

Using the Plot Screen .............................22

Selecting PAN-N-SCAN .........................23

Displaying Waypoint Information ............23

Setting Track History..............................24

Clearing the Track.................................24

Setting Up the Plotter .............................24

Setting Hide Data/Show Data ................26

Using the Road Screen...........................26

Setting Hide WPTS/Show WPTS.............27

Customizing the Road Screen .................27

Using the Speed Screen .........................28

Resetting the Odometer..........................28

Resetting the Trip Odometer....................29

Setting the Speed Average .....................29

Using the Time Screen ...........................29

Selecting Time Format............................30

Saving a Waypoint ...............................30

Saving Your Position Fix with a

Receiver-Generated Name .....................30

Saving Your Position Fix with a

User-Created Name...............................31

Creating a Waypoint.............................31

Creating a GOTO.................................32

Working with Waypoints ......... 33

Editing a Waypoint ...............................33

Editing a Selected Waypoint ..................33

Editing Waypoint Fields ..................33

Creating/Editing/Deleting a

Message in a Waypoint ..................34

Saving Changes to the Selected

Waypoint ......................................34

Projecting a Waypoint ...........................35

Sorting a Waypoint...............................36

Deleting a Waypoint .............................36

Working with Routes ...............37

Creating/Clearing a GOTO...................37

Creating a Man Over Board Route..........38

Creating a Backtrack Route ....................38

Creating a Multi-Leg Route .....................39

Viewing/Editing a Route ........................40

Inserting a Leg ...............................40

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Changing a Waypoint in a Route .....40

Adding a Waypoint at the End of

a Route .........................................41

Deleting a Waypoint in a Route........41

Saving a Route...............................42

Activating/Deactivating a Route..............42

Reversing a Route..................................43

Using Plot View in a Route......................43

Deleting a Route ...................................43

Working with Map ‘N Track...................44

Auxiliary Functions ..................45

Working with Sun/Moon and Fish/Hunt ..45

Selecting the Simulate Mode...................46

Selecting Contrast .................................47

Selecting Alarm/Message ......................47

Accessing the Alarm/Message Menu ......47

Selecting Anchor Alarm .........................48

Selecting Arrival Alarm ..........................48

Selecting XTE Alarm ..............................49

Selecting Proximity Alarm.......................49

Viewing the Alarm/MSG Menu ..............50

Selecting Alarm Defaults ........................51

Clearing Alarm Messages ......................51

Customizing (Setup) .................53

Selecting Setup .....................................53

Initializing ............................................53

Disabling NAV Screens..........................54

Selecting a Coordinate System ...............54

Selecting Map Datum ............................55

Selecting Elevation Mode.......................55

Selecting Time Format............................56

Selecting NAV Units ..............................57

Selecting North Reference ......................57

Selecting Light Timer..............................58

Selecting the Beeper..............................58

Selecting Personalize.............................59

Selecting Clear Memory ........................59

Selecting NMEA ...................................60

Selecting Baud Rate...............................60

Troubleshooting .......................61

Commonly Asked Questions ...................62

Contacting Magellan.............................63

NMEA Data Messages.............. 64

Available Datums ....................70

Specifications........................... 71

Coordinate Systems .................72

What is GPS?...........................74

What is GPS?.......................................74

How Does GPS Work?...........................74

Accuracy .............................................75

DGPS ..................................................75

More Information on GPS.......................75

Accessories ..............................77

Antenna Removal ....................78

Glossary..................................79

Index....................................... 83

Introduction 1

Congratulations on your purchase of the GPS Tracker. Since introducing the world’s very first commercial, hand-held GPS receiver in 1989, Magellan has led the way with innovative GPS products to meet a wide range of positioning and navigation needs.

The GPS Tracker is a portable GPS receiver with a high-resolution, large display. With a powerful 12-channel receiver and detachable signal-sensitive antenna, this pocket sized unit provides signal reception for sure tracking.

Designed with both the Outdoor and Marine enthusiasts in mind, the GPS Tracker is ideal for hiking, mapping fishing hotspots, marking trails or charting courses over bodies of water or land. To help you get started using your new Magellan GPS Tracker, read the sections titled Getting Started and Basic Operation. These two sections will have you recording waypoints and navigating in no time. The remainder of this manual gives you detailed information about all the features and functions of your GPS Tracker.

Packing List

Before you begin, make sure that your package includes the items listed on the box. If any of these items are missing, please contact your local Magellan dealer or distributor.

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Features of Your GPS Tracker

• Powerful 12-channel receiver.

• Large ultra-sharp display.

• Detachable super sensitive antenna for superior tracking.

• Industry record - 30 hours of continuous battery life.

• Backlit display.

• Rugged, durable and waterproof.

Conventions Used in this Manual

The Basic Operaton section of this manual is designed to assist you in the use of your GPS Tracker. Each topic in the reference section includes a brief description of the activity chosen and a detailed description with sample screens of how to perform the activity. As you become more familiar with your receiver, you will be able to use the pictorial view of the keys as a “quick reference” to perform the desired activity.

Also in the Basic Operation section are alerts to inform you of some cautions and notes that will assist you in using your GPS Tracker.

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Getting Started/Initialize

This section shows you how to begin using your GPS Tracker for the first time. After a brief description of the receiver, it discusses:

• Installing batteries.

• First time use, initializing the receiver.

• Usage.

GPS Tracker Description

The GPS Tracker has a large, high-resolution display, a detachable antenna for exceptional tracking and stores up to 500 waypoints. Using four AA batteries, the GPS Tracker will operate continuously for up to 30 hours and the internal lithium back-up battery will keep the receiver’s memory active for up to 10 years.

Receiver Accuracy

The satellite constellation that provides the GPS information your receiver uses is maintained by the Department of Defense (DoD). GPS positioning, for general use, provides 25 meter RMS accuracy or better. Since the signals generated by these satellites are publicly accessible, the DoD has introduced errors into the satellite signals for security reasons. These errors are referred to as Selective Availability (SA).

At present, your GPS position will be accurate within 100 meters horizontally and 150 meters vertically. Due to the errors introduced by SA, it is possible to get readings outside of these values at times.

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GPS Tracker Receiver

QUIT key

NAV key

Detachable Quadrifilar Antenna

Display

ENTER key

GOTO key

MENU key

POWER key

MARK key

LIGHT key

Water Seal Battery Caps

ARROW PAD

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Using the Keypad

LIGHT - Turns back light off and on and offers two levels of brightness adjustable with consecutive presses of the light key.

PWR

ENTER

QUIT

NAV

GOTO

PWR - Turns the receiver on and off.

ENTER - Selects menu items, confirms changes and initiates certain functions.

QUIT - Cancels the operation of the last key pressed.

ARROW PAD - Scrolls through screens, menus and enters alphanumeric information. Up/Down Arrows scroll through the alphanumeric characters. Right/Left Arrows page through menus and adjust the scale on the Plot and Compass screens.

NAV - Scrolls through nine Navigation screens.

MENU - Accesses functions specific to the current display, as well as other displays.

GOTO - Allows selection of a destination for a single leg route from a list of waypoints. This key also accesses the Man Over Board function.

MARK

MARK - Creates waypoints or stores the current position.

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Installing the Batteries

The GPS Tracker uses four AA alkaline batteries that are installed from the bottom of the receiver. Use the rings to unscrew the water seal battery caps. Insert the batteries into the battery tubes, with the positive end first, two batteries in each side, and screw the battery caps until securely closed.

It is recommended that four batteries be used, however, in case of an emergency, the receiver will operate with only two batteries if both are inserted into one of the battery tubes.

If the batteries are left out of the unit for more than 30 minutes, the unit may need to be reinitialized.

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Using your GPS Tracker

The constellation of 24 GPS satellites circling the globe is in constant motion. Before your receiver can tell you where you are, it needs to know where the satellites are relative to itself. It does this with the use of an internal almanac, where it has stored in memory a general location for each of the satellites. The almanac tells the receiver which satellites are in view, based on the time, date and location of the receiver.

Until the GPS Tracker is initialized, it may not know its location, time or date, therefore, it does not have a reference point to select which satellites to use. Inputting the initial position, time and date is called initializing your receiver, which will save you time. Initializing enables the receiver to begin tracking satellites, and calculating your position, much faster.

Proper Handling - Signal Reception

Because the GPS Tracker receives information it needs from satellites orbiting the earth, the antenna needs to be raised with a relatively unobstructed view of the sky.

Clear View of the Sky

The receiver needs a clear view of the sky, allowing it to choose from all the satellites currently available.

If the view of the sky is poor, (large cliffs or buildings, heavy foliage or other obstructions) the satellite signals can be blocked and the GPS Tracker may take longer to compute a position fix.

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Holding the Receiver

GPS Tracker is designed to fit comfortably in your hand. Hold the receiver in the palm of your hand with the antenna pointing towards the sky.

First Time Use - Initializing the Receiver

You do not need to initialize your receiver each time you use it unless the receiver’s memory has been cleared or if it has been transported more than 300 miles while turned off.

Turn the Receiver On

To turn your GPS Tracker on, press PWR.

ATTENTION

Because this is the first time you have used your receiver, a screen will be displayed prompting you to initialize your receiver. Press ENTER to begin the initialization process.

UNIT IS NOT

INITIALIZED

PRESS

ENTER TO

INITIALIZE

If you do not see this screen once the receiver is turned on, then it was initialized previously. To follow along, press MENU, highlight SETUP and press ENTER. Highlight INITIALIZE and press ENTER and then you will be taken through the steps to reinitialize the receiver.

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Input Location Information

A screen is displayed with a list of geographi-

REGION

cal regions. Use the UP/DOWN ARROWs to highlight the region where you are located and press ENTER.

ENTER COORD

As you proceed with the initialization process, you can press QUIT at any time to return to the previous screen or field.

USA

AMERICAS EUROPE ASIA EAST ASIA WEST AUSTRALIA AFRICA PACIFIC

A list of countries, provinces or states (depending upon which region you select) will appear. Use the UP/DOWN ARROWs to select and press ENTER.

The receiver displays the ELEVATION screen with the cursor in the first character of the elevation field. Use the ARROWs to enter your present elevation and press ENTER. If you do not know your elevation, press ENTER.

If this is not the first time you have used your receiver or if it is the first time but your receiver has already begun acquiring satellite signals, time and date may have already been received from a satellite and you will not be prompted for time and date.

Setting Local Time and Date

The cursor moves down to the time field, ready for you to input your local time. Use the ARROWs to change the time and to toggle between AM and PM. Press ENTER.

The GPS Tracker will not automatically change due to daylight savings. You will have to reset the time using SETUP as explained in the Customizing section.

The cursor moves to the date field. Use the ARROWs to input the date and press ENTER.

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TIME

34˚06.52N

117˚49.56W

00000FT 09:23AM

Selecting Primary Usage

A screen will be displayed asking your primary use for the receiver, MARINE or LAND. Use the UP/DOWN ARROWs to select and press ENTER.

The default is MARINE.

PREFERENCE

SET DEFAULTS

FOR A

PRIMARY

USAGE OF:

MARINE

LAND

The following chart shows the differences in terminology that your GPS Tracker uses while in land or marine mode. For purposes of this manual, it

will be assumed that the receiver is in the marine mode.

Land Marine

Speed SPD SOG Bearing BRG BRG Distance DST DST Heading HDG COG Velocity Made Good VMG VMG Course To Steer CTS CTS Estimated Time of Arrival ETA ETA Time To Go TTG ETE Cross Track Error XTE XTE Recorded Position Landmark Waypoint Units of Measure MILES/MPH or NM/KNOTS

KM/KPH

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Getting a Fixed Position

STATUS

POWER

TEMP

15 HOURS

001112 782385

Once you have chosen the primary usage for your GPS Tracker, the STATUS screen will be displayed. At this point, you should go outside in an area where you can get a clear view of the sky. The GPS Tracker will begin receiving data from the satellites in view and will display the progress on the STATUS screen.

Once the receiver has computed a position fix the POSITION screen will be displayed.

POSITION

34˚06.52

117˚49.56

ELEV 900 FT

11:23:35 PM

AVERAGING

00:00:35

SPEED

5.38

TRIP

238.8

COURSE 150

150

120 S

Saving Your W aypoint

Once the receiver has computed your current position, you may save this position as a waypoint.

To save (MARK) your position as a waypoint, press MARK, MARK and the waypoint will be saved with an automatically assigned name. If this is your first saved position fix, the name will be WPT001 as shown.

For further information on saving your fixed position with a receivergenerated name or a user-created name, refer to the Basic Operations section.

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MARK

WPT001

34˚06.56N 117˚49.60W

900FT 11:23:35PM 12JUN97

CREATE MSG

SAVE WPT SAVE TO RTE

n m

Creating a GOTO

Once this fixed position has been saved in your receiver. Travel to another location away from the saved position to create a route back to the saved waypoint. To create this route, press GOTO.

Once GOTO is pressed, a menu will be displayed with the waypoint that you just saved (we are using WPT001 as an example).

GOTO

MOB

WPT001

Use the UP/DOWN ARROWs to highlight WPT001 and press ENTER. The receiver will begin calculating information to return you to the saved position.

BRG

027

DST

50.2

n m

You will be returned to the POSITION screen with the information on the navigational requirements. Use the NAV key to view the other Navigation screens.

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Basic Operation

Power Up Sequence

The receiver is powered up by pressing PWR (power). On power up, the GPS Tracker will display the Magellan logo/start up animation momentarily and then switch to the STATUS screen. The receiver begins searching the sky for satellites and begins the process of computing a position fix.

Navigation Screens

The nine NAV (navigation) screens (STATUS, POSITION, NAV 1, COM- PASS, NAV 2, PLOT, ROAD, SPEED and TIME ) provide you with neces-

sary information you will need to use the GPS Tracker as a navigational tool.

MAGELLAN

TRACKER

NAV screens can be viewed by pressing NAV from any screen. You can scroll through the NAV screens by repeatedly pressing NAV or the UP/DOWN ARROWs from any NAV screen.

All screens, except the STATUS and POSITION screens, can be disabled by turning them off in the NAV SCREENS portion of SETUP.

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Using the Status Screen

The Status screen will be the first screen displayed, after the Magellan screen, once the unit is turned on. This screen gives you the general well-being of your GPS Tracker by showing you satellite status and signal strengths, battery life and temperature.

North Indicator

Satellite Position Graph

Satellite Signal Chart

Battery Life Indicator

Light Icon

2D/3D Icon

Satellite Positions

Satellite Signal Strengths

Satellite Numbers

STATUS

001112 782385

POWER

15 HOURS

TEMP

Temperature

The satellite positions are displayed in the Satellite Position Graph with the satellite signal strengths on the Satellite Signal Chart.

On the Satellite Position Graph and the Satellite Signal Chart, satellites displayed in dark gray are for weak signal strengths, black for satellites of strong signal strengths and light gray for no signal. On the Satellite Signal Chart, satellites still receiving information will display an empty bar.

The bottom of the STATUS screen displays remaining battery power and ambient temperature of the receiver. Power shown is the estimated battery life when the receiver is operating on battery power.

Once the receiver has computed a position fix, the STATUS screen will be replaced by the POSITION screen.

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Selecting Temp Units and Calibration in your Status Screen

TEMP CALIB

SAVE EDITS RESET DFLT

TEMP

You have two options for customizing the STATUS screen, TEMP UNITS and TEMP CALIB. Press MENU to display the STATUS screen menu. Use the UP/ DOWN ARROWs to make your selection and press ENTER. The other menu items displayed will be discussed later in this

TEMP UNITS

TEMP CALIB WAYPOINTS ROUTES SETUP SUN/MOON FISH/HUNT CONTRAST ALARM/MSG

manual. Setting Temperature Units. After

selecting TEMP UNITS from the STA- TUS screen menu, you can choose from

TEMP UNITS

FAHRENHEIT

CELSIUS

Fahrenheit or Celsius. Use the UP/ DOWN ARROWs to highlight your choice and press ENTER.

Setting Temperature Calibration. The GPS Tracker comes with a

factory default setting that can be changed to accommodate the environment that you are in. This enables the user to calibrate the temperature creating an offset from the factory setting.

After selecting TEMP CALIB from the STATUS screen menu, press ENTER to turn the cursor on, allowing you to change the temperature. Use the ARROWs to change the temperature and press ENTER to exit the edit mode.

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Use the UP/DOWN ARROWs to highlight SAVE EDITS which will save your changes or highlight RESET DFLT which returns the temperature offset to its factory defaults. Press ENTER to return to the STATUS screen saving your changes. Press QUIT to return to the STATUS screen without saving changes.

Using the

LAT/LON

34˚06.52

117˚49.56

900 FT

11:23:35 PM

EPE 112 FT

23JAN97

WGS84

UTM

NAD27

11 4 760W

479N

Position

Screen

The POSITION screen displays the coordinates of your last computed position and basic navigation data. You also have the option of viewing your present position using another coordinate system.

Current Elevation

Current Date

Current Speed

Compass

Position Icon

POSITION

34˚06.52

117˚49.56

ELEV 900 FT

11:23:35 PM

23JAN97

EPE 112 FT

SPEED

5.38

COURSE 150

120 S

K T

150

TRIP

238.8

n m

Position Coordinates

Current Time

Estimated Position Error (may display DGPS or Simulate)

Distance Travelled

Course Second Coordinate

System access

Viewing Secondary Coordinate System from the POSITION Screen

Press the LEFT/RIGHT ARROWs and the lower half of the screen changes to display your present position in secondary coordinate system. The datums that have been selected under SETUP for each coordinate system are also displayed. In the example shown, we are using the WGS84 datum for our LAT/LON coordinates and NAD27 datum for the UTM coordinates.

Automatic Averaging in the POSITION Screen

Automatic averaging gives you greater position accuracy. When navigating, your GPS Tracker takes position fixes, however, when you are stationary, at zero speed, the receiver begins averaging mode. Once you begin moving, position averaging ends and the receiver begins displaying instantaneous position fixes while you navigate.

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When your speed is zero, the receiver is in automatic averaging mode, the date and EPE will be replaced by the averaging timer, as shown.

POSITION

34˚06.52

117˚49.56

ELEV 900 FT

11:23:35 PM

AVERAGING

00:00:35

SPEED

5.38

TRIP

238.8

COURSE 150

150

120 S

n m

Using the

NAV 1

Screen

The NAV 1 screen displays your destination along with four selectable navigation measurements and a graphical compass.

Destination Name

Destination Icon

Compass

TO: FISH

DST

50.2

8.2

SOG XTE

3.80 R

VMG

7.2

127

BRG

150

120 S

COG

150

n m

K T

n m

K T

Selectable Navigation Data

Position Icon

The NAV 1 screen displays a numerical reading at 30˚ increments with the characters N (0°), S (180°), E (90°) and W (270°). Course is shown numerically and represented by the Position Icon at the bottom of the screen. Above the compass, bearing will be displayed with the icon of the destination waypoint. When the bearing to your destination cannot be displayed within the confines of the displayed compass, an arrow will be displayed either on the right or left to indicate the steering direction.

Ideally, when you are navigating, the Position Icon and the Destination Icon should line up, one above the other.

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Customizing the NAV 1 Screen

You can change the four navigational fields. You can choose from BRG, DST, SOG, COG, VMG, CTS, ETA, ETE, XTE, TRN, ALT, TME, TMP and Blank.

To customize your NAV 1 screen, press MENU while viewing the NAV 1 screen, select CUSTOMIZE and press ENTER.

Use the UP/DOWN ARROWs to select the field you want to change and press ENTER.

You are presented with a pop-up menu from which you can make your selection. Use the UP/DOWN ARROWs to highlight your choice and press ENTER. You will return to the NAV 1 screen, still in the customize mode. You can continue to customize the display or press QUIT to exit.

TO: FISH

DST

50.2

8.2

SOG XTE

3.80 R

VMG

7.2

127

BRG

150

120 S

COG

150

WPT NAMES

WPT NAMESCUSTOMIZE

BRG 027°

OFF

DST 50.2

ON SOG 8.2

COG 056° VMG 7.2 CTS 028° ETA 01:09P ETE 02H24M XTE L.2 TRN L26° ALT 83 TME 01:09P TMP 36°C BLANK

F T

n m

K T

n m

K T

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Using the

Compas

s Screen

As well as displaying four customizable navigation fields, the COMPASS screen provides a pointer compass and Course Deviation Indicator (CDI) to help you reach your destination.

Destination Name

Steering Indicator to Destination

Moon Icon

Course Deviation Indicator

CDI Scale (L/R arrows to change)

TO: HOME

BRG

127

COG

156

DST

3.52

SOG

2.0

2.7

m I

m H

Sun Icon

Destination Icon

Position Icon

Compass

The Course Direction Icon displays your course over ground while the Steering Indicator displays the bearing of the destination relative to the course over ground. When the arrows are pointed in the same direction, you are on course. The CDI Scale indicates your distance left or right of the courseline.

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The NorthFinder ™ feature displays the position of the sun and moon icons, when above the horizon, which allows you to determine the direction of north and your destination. The destination icon shows the general direction in which you should be travelling.

Sun icon

Moon icon

Align the sun on the COMPASS screen with the sun in the sky, as shown. When aligned, the Steering Indicator will point you in the direction you should be travelling in order to reach your destination.

Customizing the Compass Screen

You can change the four navigational fields. You can choose from BRG, DST, SOG, COG, VMG, CTS, TMP and Blank.

To customize your COMPASS screen, press MENU while viewing the COMPASS screen. Highlight CUSTOMIZE and press ENTER.

Use the UP/DOWN ARROWs to select the field you want to change and press ENTER.

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