User manual LOWRANCE GLOBALNAV GLOBALNAV Operation Manual

[. . . ] G LOBALNAV INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL 988-0129-01 12000 F. SKELLY DR, TULSA, OK 74128 LITHO IN U. S. A. PDF compression, OCR, web-optimization with CVISION's PdfCompressor I®LOWRANCE ELECTRONICS, INC. NOTES: Copyright© 1991, Lowrance Electronics, Inc. USE THIS GPS RECEIVER ONLY AS AN AID TO NAVIGATION. [. . . ] For example, if the alarm's setting is . 5 mile, then the alarm sounds a tone when you come within . 5 miles of a waypoint. To set the arrivalalarm, first press the MENU key, then pressthe key next to the "More' label until the "Set Alarms" label appears. Now press the key adjacent to that label. Press the key adjacent to the up arrow in the arrival alarm's menu to increase the alarm's radius. Pressthe next to the down arrow to decrease it. The arrival alarm's key range is from . 01 to 10 miles. ARRIVAL ALARM The initial setup is now complete. The GPS position screen appears with the present position display flashing. The GlobalNav begins its search for the correct satellites. Once ft locks onto at least three of them, your position displays. The latitude/longitude position will stop flashing when theGlobalNavhas locked onto the necessary satellites. To view the satellite data, see the SatelliteStatus section in this manual. Nevernavigatewith this unit whenthepositionscreen flashesthe latitude/longitude!This means the unit is not usable for navigation. Always use more than one method to navigate. If you move a long distance from the last time you used the GlobalNav, you may need to re-initialize the unit. If you preset the GlobalNav, you will definitely need to re-initialize the unit. The 'Initial Setup" menu selection on the GPS' second menu page returnsyou to the initial setup menu, when needed. Otherwise, you shouldn't need to repeatthese steps. The GlobalNav has five main display modes. These are the Position, Navigation, Steering, Plotter, and Status displays. To view any of the first four displays, simply press the with the respective label. . In other words, to view the key Navigation screen, simply press the NAV key. [. . . ] This is your position at the time you pressed the WAYPOINT SAVE key. Immediately beneath this position is a label that says "Save as #. " The number in this label is the first available emptywaypoint number. Simplypressthe key adjacent 10 this labelto save the positionat the top ofthe screen underthe waypoint number listed on the label. The GlobalNav returns to the last used screen. PDF compression, OCR, web-optimization with CVISION's PdfCompressor 28 To save a position otherthan your present one, first press the WAYPOINT SAVE key. [. . . ]