User manual LOWRANCE GLOBALMAP1000

[. . . ] GlobalMap 1000 INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS LITHO IN U. S. A. 988-0134-00 ·eL0wRANcE ELECTRONICS, INC. 12000 E. SKELLY DR. , TULSA, OK 74128 PDF compression, OCR, web-optimization with CVISION's PdfCompressor NOTES: WARNING!A CAREFULNAVIGATOR NEVER RELIES ON ONLY ONEMETHOD TO OBTAIN POSITION INFORMATION. The background maps built intothis unitare not intended for navigation. Government sources which relyon ground and aerial surveys and satellite data. [. . . ] Your present position in latitude/longitude. Add FromTable To create a routefromthelistof waypoints, first name the route asshown onthe previous page. You should see the screen at the top of the next page after naming the route. All of the waypoints (including their number, name, and symbol) stored in the GlobalMap 1000 canbe viewed on the leftside ofthescreen. The first 44 The unitusually onlytakesafew minutes or less to findthe satellitesonce it's been initialized by the user. Afterthe powercable and GPS antenna module are installed, pressthe ON key, then press theMENU key. Finally, pressthe keynexttothe "InitialTime and Position" label. The screen shown at right appears next. ( Initial Setting Latitude: N Longitude: Altitude: Tine: Date: U + *5°44207' 00008. 1293 ToggleN/S Latitude arr 12:47:32 on pm 10/28/1993 Use arrow keys to move about. CLE will exit screen. PDF compression, OCR, web-optimization with CVISION's PdfCompressor 17 This is theOPS module initial- Initial Setting izationscreen. The settings now in use are shown at the top of Latitude: II *5'44. 2J7' thedisplay. Thefirst number in Longitude: J 80O8. 129 Oft Altitude: + the latitude display should be Time: 12:4'bBZpm flashing. Ifyou'reusingtheunit Date: 10/28/1993 forthefirsttime, thesesettings N/S Latitude are probably wrong for your 1oggle and time. To change ftlUse arrow keys to moue about, PressI position tialization anyofthenumbers on this dis- RIENT to star CLR will exit when' screen. Forexample, to changethelatitude to410 numberthatyou 18. 023', first pressthe 4 key whilethe "3" in the latitude is flashing. It also moves one digit to the right, making the number"6" start flashing. Now press the 1 key. If you need to change the latitude from north to south, press the key next to the "Toggle N/S Initial Setting latitude" label in the middle of the screen. When you're finLatitude: N 41° 18, 023' Longitude: II *80°08. 129' ished with the latitude, press Altitude: + 0 ft thedown arrow key once. Date: 10/28/1993 An asterisk(*) flashesin front E/W Longitude of the "9" in the longitude. Press' ENT to start initialization when degrees, simply pressthe right you are done. lifi arrow keyto move to the "9", then enter your present longitude the sameway youentered the latitude. If your longitude is over 100 degrees, simplyenteryourpresent longitude. Thelabelatthe middle ofthe screen nowshows"Toggle E/W Longitude". Pressthe key nextto this label to change thelongitude fromwest to east, if necessary. 3 IiL Ttiile 18 fle ' --a w----a press the right arrow key again. Continue in this manner until the route name has been entered. (Note: To entera space, pressthe key nextto the "Z label. The spaceis thecharacterafterthe"Z". )When thename appearsasyouwish, press the ENTkey. Thescreen shown at right appears. (Add From Map an Change Name Add From Table) (Add From Keys Remiowe IIaypt SSaSSS4*StSe Edit Ilaypt mS-- I rres- Waypoint Selection You're now ready to place the waypoints intothe route, usinganyofthree different methods. [. . . ] This makes the map's cursorlines appearon thedisplay. Nowmove the linestothe desired positiononthe display -------- '11 by pressing the arrow keys. __________ When it's at the desired loca12. 0 tion, press the EVENT MARKER key, then select an 29 The numbers immediately below the C. D. I. Forexample, ifthe arrow is halfwaybetweenthe course line and the outside left lineand the C. D. I. range is 0. 5 miles, then your cross track error is to the lefto. 25miles. [. . . ]