TranSystem 0310GL770 Users Manual

GL-770, GL-770M Quick Guide

A. Key Features

 Support both GPS and GLONASS  Support 5Hz logging for high speed application
 Support Bluetooth Smart (BT4.0) LNS service  Acceleration sensor for smart power saving
 Log up to 250,000 waypoints  Vibrator /beeper for POI confirmation
 More than 35 hours operation time  Rechargeable Li-ion battery
 Smart log of time, distance and speed  IPX3 water-proof

B. Package content

 GPS Recorder – GL-770 x 1  CD ROM x 1 (user manual, utility software)
 USB cable x 1  Quick start guide x 1

C. Appearance

Battery status: Green, Red
Green light 1Hz blinking = Charging , Green/Red lights On = fully charged
Red light 1Hz blinking = battery <30% , Red light On= battery <10%

Bluetooth Smart status:
Blue light On = Bluetooth smart is turned on and waiting for connection
Blue light 1Hz blinking = Bluetooth smart is connected

Car mode: Blue light
Led On = In car mode, device will go into sleep mode when no power supply
from USB and device will wake up and start logging when there is power
supply from USB.
GPS status: Orange light:
Led On = searching for satellite,
Led Flashing = GPS fix & start logging

POI

Button

Power

Button

USB port For charging and data transmission.

Memory status: Red light:
3 times flashing = POI button pressed and POI recorded.
1Hz flashing = memory 80% full
OFF= sleep mode
Keep flashing = Erasing data
Acceleration sensor status: Blue light:
On = acceleration sensor is turned on for motion detection.
Off = acceleration is turned off
1/3Hz flashing = sleep mode

Push to record waypoint.
Push and hold for 5 seconds to turn ON/OFF acceleration sensor.
Push and hold for 10 seconds to turn ON/OFF Car mode.
* Vibrating and beeping feedback when POI button is pressed.*
Push to turn ON/OFF Bluetooth when device is turned on.
Push and hold for 3 seconds to turn on/off the device.

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Reset Button Push to reset device. Device is power off after reset

POI + Power

Button

Press POI and Power buttons at the same time to erase the data in the device.
*Please do not turn off the device when memory red color LED is flashing.*

D. Default setting

NMEA Support: GGA,GSA,GSV,RMC

Default log data Date / Time/ Fix valid / Latitude / Longitude / Height/ Speed / Heading / RCR

Bluetooth smart
LNS service

Normal mode

Default output: Speed, Distance, Latitude, Longitude, Elevation, Heading, Rolling time, UTC time.
Output rate: 1 or 5Hz
Bluetooth ID: same as serial number

User Name : same as serial number
Log by time : 5 (can be programmed by software)
Log by distance : 0 (can be programmed by software)
Log by Speed : 0 (can be programmed by software)
Acceleration sensor : OFF (can be turned on/off by software)
Check password : OFF (can be turned on/off by software)

E. System requirement

Minimum Configuration Recommended Configuration

- Windows XP

- Pentium 3, 500Mhz

- 256M RAM

- 400MB disk space

- Network speed: 128Kbits/sec

- 3D-capable video card with 16Mbytes of VRAM

- 1024x768, "16-bit High Color" screen
[Notes and Warning] If you have recorded more than 250,000 way points in your GL-770, it may take the entire resource of
your computer to show all the logged data in Google Earth. Therefore, with not enough RAM capacity the computer may
hang up (system frozen).

- Windows 7, 8, 10 PC version

- Pentium 4 2.4GHz+ or AMD 2400xp+

- 1G RAM

- 2 GB of free disk space

- Network speed: 768 Kbits/sec or better (DSL/Cable)

- 3D-capable video card with 32 MB of VRAM or greater

- 1280x1024, "32-bit True Color" screen

F. Getting Started

Step1. Fully charge the battery via USB port first before starting to use.
Step2. Press and hold Power bottom for 3 seconds to turn on / off the device.
Step3. Acquire GPS signal
Orange LED will start blinking when GPS signal is acquired and have a valid fix.
Step4. Push POI to mark a specific waypoint.
Vibrating/beeping feedback are provided when POI button is pressed

G. How to extract logged data from GL-770

Step1. Install LogView and USB driver (refer to CD)
Step2. Power on GL-770 and connect to PC or laptop.
Step3. Click “Read from device” button on the top left of LogView software panel

To display the track points on Google Earth, your PC must have installed Google Earth and have the
Internet connection. Google Earth installation (Download from http://earth .google.com/

)

[Note] Google Earth is a trademark of Google.

H. Helpful tips

 Some vehicles using heavy metallic sun protecting coating on windshield may affect GPS signal reception.
 Streets with high rising buildings may affect GPS signal reception.
 Tunnel and indoor parking garage may affect signal reception.
 In general, GPS signal reception best in open space where it can see clear sky. Weather condition will also affect

GPS reception – rain & snow contribute to worse sensitivity.
 Low battery status may affect signal reception.
 This device outputs coordinates data every second, therefore the actual position and the position shown on your map

may have slight time delay. This may happen when you drive at higher speed or make a turn around a corner.
 For the device not in use over several days, allow it 1~3 minutes to obtain satellite constellation information and fix

your position, this is called “Cold Start”. Upon battery replacement, GPS device will do Cold Start again.
 If your device can not fix position for more than 20 minutes, please change to another location with open space and

then try again.