User manual LOWRANCE LMS-200 ADDENDUM I

[. . . ] THE POSITION MUST BE CORRECT FOR THE NAVIGATION FEATURES IN THIS UNITTO WORK PROPERLY. 170° PDF compression, OCR, web-optimization with CVISION's PdfCompressor 75 TABLE OF CONTENTS LORAN-Genera] ACCURACY HOWLORAN-C WORKS INSTALLATION - DpIayUnil INSTALLATION -LC-1 Loran-C Module POWER CONNECTIONS LORAN OPERA11ON- INITIALIZATION SELECT CR1 ENTERING INITIAL POSITION LAT/LONG CYCLE ERRORS AND SNR AUTOMATICAND MANUAL MODES MANUAL STATION SELECTION Stations in Use Viewing ViewingReornerided Stations Selecting Stations PRIMARYANDALTERNATESOLUTICNS DISPLAY Overview TD/LL HEADING (HDG) TIMETOGO (TIC) 1 1 3 4 7 8 1 - ID 12 12 12 13 14 15 16 17 17 18 18 19 19 - DISTANCET000(DTG) SPEED OVERGROUND VELOCITY MADE GOOD TRUE/MAGNETIC BEARING CROSS TRACK ERROR (X1E) NORTH PACIFIC LORAN-C CHAIN GR1 9990 REGONALMANAGER COMMANDER. JUNEAU, AK COORDINATOR OFCHAINOPERATIONS LOCATION:LORMONSTA KODIAK. AK CONTROL SITE: LORMDNSTA KODIAK, AK COSU. luuI PWR XMTTrER ANTFFN. 42 1KW) TRANOENT 20 21 21 CROSSTRACKERRORPERARROW SIGNALTONOISE RATIO (SNR) Fix DUALITY 22 22 22 23 25 28 27 28 28 29 29 29 29 31 31 31 31 I-IOWTOSAVEAWAYPOINT SavingCurrentPosition (QuickSaveFeature) Enter NewWaypoint LatitudelLongitude EnterNewWaypoinl TDs 604 ECD 0. 0 0. 0 . 0, 6 NOTES D53IG. [. . . ] The cross track error will immediately be displayedon the third line. STEERING ARROW- 2 'l°fi B XTE I. E 3'i 1"11122'TD2 11211 The arrows at thetopof thescreen also showthe cross trackerror. They point in thedirection you must steer to getback on course. For example, if thearrow points to the right, you muststeer to the right to getback on course. These are activated automatically when a waypoint or route is recalled. PDF compression, OCR, web-optimization with CVISION's PdfCompressor 20 CROSS TRACK ERRORPER ARROW Each arrow standsfor . 10 nautical mile when the [MS-b is turned on for the very first time. In other words, if twoarrows are pointingto the right, then you are . 20 mile off course. The amount of cross track error per arrow is adjustablefrom . 01 nautical mile to 9. 99 nautical miles. To change this, press2, 2, ENT. The currentcross track error per arrow is displayedat thetop of the screen. To change it, simply enter the new number usingthe numeric keypad. For example, to change to 0. 05 nautical mile per arrow, simplypress 0, 0, 5. As soon as the last key is pressed, the [MS-i0 acceptsthe entry and returns tothe position screen. The unit will now use the new numbers. CANADIAN WESICOASTLORAN. C CHAIN SRi5990 REGIONAL MANAGER COMMANDER. A display similar to theone shown below appears. N 32°3&2B' Bf1°2 W 1. 43' £11 WPT 22 51 PDF compression, OCR, web-optimization with CVISION's PdfCompressor N 32°3&2B' BIJ°2 N3' CI WpT COMMANIDO LION LORAN. C GRI5970 REGIONAL MANGER COMMANDER. HONOLULU, HI COORDINATOR OF CHAIN OPERATIONS LOCATION: COMMANDER. FAREASTSECTION, VOKATA, JAPAN CONTROL SITE: LORMONSTA VOKOTA. JAPAN CDELL PW THMSMFT NA ANTENFIA NOTES DI0. XMTTSR 1KW) _______ ECD ___________ I'l ______ ANfrRN-30 AI9FFH45 UASTER WHISKEY FRAY POHMJO KOREA HOKKAIDO JAPAN KWMIOJU KOREA 0ESASHI JAPAN 3011 002N 100 2027. 3E 35 400FF MUIOPOLO 025 Fl . 1. 5 IJSAFMANNED 424437. 111 I12430t2E 350223SH 120322&7E 26S625. 94 199 00564E 11000!047. 01 42000! 1Q00 M10POLE 400FT . 0S . 1. 75 0. 0 DUALRATE W!ORI007 USAFMANNED DUAL RATE90/SRI007 MITPN30 ANIFFII. 45 SO M4OPOLE 019Fl MOROFOLE _______ YAM<E0 also ______ 1000 ___________ Your current positiondisplays at the topof the screen. The first available waypoint numbershows in the bottom left cornerof the screen. To store this position underthe displayed waypoint number, simplypressthe ENT key. If you wish to store this waypointunder anothernumber, pressthe OLR key, then enterthe desired waypoirit numberusingthe numberkeypad. Your waypoint numberappears in the lower left cornerof thescreen as you enter it. Make certain to add a "0" to the beginning of numbers less than ten. [. . . ] The [MS-i 0 will return to the navigation screen, automatically putting your correction into effect. To assign a displayto the Fl key, first setthe screen up as desired. Then press the 2nd, 8 keys. The screen shown below appears. rn Lin fl issass Use thesame method for all of the other stations. The command numbers for all of the stations are: 01. 15 a a TD1 TD2 36- 1st Station 37 - 2nd Station 38 - 3rd Station 39 - 4th Station Press the TD2 key to store the screen into memory. The LMS-i0 will then return to the navigation screen. [. . . ]