1. Manuals
  2. Brands
  3. Hema Manuals
  4. GPS
  5. HN5
  6. Quick start manual

Hema HN5 Quick Start Manual

5" on & off road gps navigation
Hide thumbs
Table of Contents

Advertisement

Quick Links

Download this manual
HEMA NAVIGATOR 5"
ON & OFF ROAD GPS NAVIGATION
COMPREHENSIVE
Q U I C K - S TA R T G U I D E

Advertisement

Table of Contents
loading

Related Manuals for Hema HN5

Summary of Contents for Hema HN5

  • Page 1 HEMA NAVIGATOR 5” ON & OFF ROAD GPS NAVIGATION COMPREHENSIVE Q U I C K - S TA R T G U I D E...
  • Page 2 Q U I C K - S TA R T G U I D E YOUR WINDOW TO ADVENTURE...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Safety While Operating the Device Safety While Travelling Battery Cleaning the Unit Avoiding theft 2 PARTS OF THE HEMA NAVIGATOR 5” 3 GETTING STARTED Box Contents Inserting and Removing MicroSD Memory Card Using the MicroSD Card Adaptor Mounting the Hema Navigator 5”...
  • Page 4 CONTENTS 6 OZI EXPLORER Acquiring a GPS Satellite Fix Program Menu Bars Map Overlay Buttons Opening A Map Exiting Ozi Explorer Waypoints 6.6.1 Adding Waypoints 6.6.2 Deleting all Waypoints 6.6.3 Display Waypoint List 6.6.4 Load a Waypoint File 6.6.5 Save a Waypoint File 6.6.6 Show/Hide Waypoint Name 6.6.7...
  • Page 5 7.10 Managing Overlay Objects 8 IMPORTANT PRODUCT INFORMATION Software License Agreement Important Street Navigation Data Information Important Map Data Information Declaration of Conformity Hema Navigator Limited Warranty TECHNICAL DATA SHEET KEY TO HEMA REGIONAL MAPS KEY TO GEOSCIENCE AUSTRALIA TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS PC CONNECTION...

  • Page 6: Safety Notes & Maintenance

    (through glass is acceptable). Temperature Do not leave your HEMA NAVIGATOR 5” lying or mounted on your dashboard where it will be exposed to extreme temperature conditions and can result in malfunctions and/or dangerous situations. The device may be operated in temperature range of -20°C –...

  • Page 7: Safety While Operating The Device

    1.3 Safety while Travelling While the HEMA NAVIGATOR 5” is a valuable tool for navigation, it is only that – a tool – and as such should not be used as a replacement for hard-copy maps and other traditional navigational aids while travelling, especially in remote areas.

  • Page 8: Cleaning The Unit

    S A F E T Y N O T E S & M A I N T E N A N C E 1.5 Cleaning the Unit The HEMA NAVIGATOR 5” casing can be cleaned using a cloth slightly dampened with a mild detergent and then wiped dry. Care must be taken not to let moisture into the speaker holes or any of the ports, jacks and slots on the device.

  • Page 9: Parts Of The Hema Navigator 5

    PA R T S O F T H E H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” 2 PARTS OF THE HEMA NAVIGATOR 5” LCD Touch Screen Display 5.0 inch high-brightness LCD display LED power indicator...

  • Page 10: Getting Started

    3 GETTING STARTED Congratulations on purchasing your HEMA NAVIGATOR 5” navigation system. HEMA Maps takes great pride in providing its customers with quality navigational solutions supported by friendly and effective customer service. HEMA Maps is confident that the Navigator will prove to be a valuable tool in the pursuit of your adventures and ensure a safe and pleasant journey wherever the road or track may lead you.

  • Page 11: Inserting And Removing Microsd Memory Card

    G E T T I N G S TA R T E D 3.2 Inserting and Removing MicroSD Memory Card The HEMA NAVIGATOR 5” comes with a pre-installed 4GB MicroSD card. To remove the MicroSD card from your HEMA Navigator: 1.

  • Page 12: Using The Microsd Card Adaptor

    4. Plug the USB connector of the car charger into the USB port located on the left hand side of the Navigator. 5. Secure the HEMA NAVIGATOR 5” to the cradle on the windscreen mount by aligning the base of the device with the tabs on the cradle. Snap the top of the HN5”...

  • Page 13: Power On/Off And Sleep Mode

    Navigator on the same screen at which the sleep mode was originally activated. 3.6 Charging the Battery The HEMA NAVIGATOR 5” can be charged and powered from a vehicle using the supplied 12/24V power charger or by using the supplied 240V power adaptor/charger from a 240V mains socket.

  • Page 14: Stylus Techniques

    G E T T I N G S TA R T E D 3.7 Stylus Techniques The stylus is used for interacting with the touch screen of the HEMA NAVIGATOR 5” device. Pull the stylus out of its storage slot from the back of the device and extend it for ease of use.

  • Page 15: Hema Navigator 5" Menus

    Programs System System Date Time There are three navigation programs installed on the HEMA Navigator: Route 66 Ozi Explorer Memory-Map Route 66 is a street navigation application utilising vector mapping and auto- routing. This application is best used around densely populated areas.

  • Page 16: Tools Menu

    Bluetooth Bluetooth is a wireless technology which enables the transmission of voice and data over a short distance. The HEMA Navigator is able to pair with a mobile phone to make or receive mobile phone calls. Player The Player allows you to read text files, listen to music, view photographs, video and flash files.

  • Page 17: System Menu

    H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S 4.2.1 System Menu The HEMA Navigator System Menu consists of the following elements: Return to Previous Menu Volume Adjusts the master volume of the Navigator Device.
  • Page 18 H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S 4.2.1.1 Volume Volume for the HEMA Navigator can be adjusted by tapping the left and right arrows to decrease or increase volume respectively. The tap sound can be enabled or disabled by toggling the ‘Enable sounds for taps’...
  • Page 19 H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S 4.2.1.2 Power Displays the current battery level for the Hema Navigator while not connected to a USB power source. The option is also available to place the device into sleep mode automatically after a set time interval ranging from Always on to Off after 1 / 2 / 3 / 10 / 30 minutes.
  • Page 20 H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S 4.2.1.4 System Date Time Setting the Date, Time and Time Zone for the HEMA Navigator. Set and Return to Previous Menu Tap Clock icon...
  • Page 21 H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S Set Date Tapping the Calendar icon will open the System Date settings screen. Set and Return to Previous Menu Increase Decrease Year Year Decrease Increase...
  • Page 22 H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S 4.2.1.5 Language Selects/Changes the interface language for the HEMA Navigator Set and Return to Previous Menu Select Select Next Previous Language Language 4.2.1.6 System Information...

  • Page 23: Bluetooth Menu

    H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S 4.2.2 Bluetooth Menu The HEMA Navigator allows you to pair your device with a Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone to make outgoing calls or to receive incoming calls.
  • Page 24 2. Set the mobile phone to discover Bluetooth devices in its vicinity. See your mobile phone instruction booklet for details. 3. Once your mobile phone has discovered the HEMA Navigator it will appear as GPS in the list of Bluetooth devices displayed on your phone.
  • Page 25 7. You can proceed to have a conversation using the built-in microphone and speaker on the HEMA Navigator. The conversation will end when the call is ended by the other party or by pressing the red handset to hang up.
  • Page 26 H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S To keep the Bluetooth feature active in the background while using the navigation applications the Keep Bluetooth running when interface closed Toggle switch must be checked. Select the Auto pick up incoming calls toggle switch, if you want the Navigator to automatically pick-up incoming calls to your mobile phone.
  • Page 27 H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S Answer Incoming Call If the Auto Pickup Incoming Calls option is not selected, any incoming calls to the device need to be answered manually. When an incoming call is detected, the Navigator will ring and display the Receive Incoming Call screen showing the calling number.
  • Page 28 H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S Bluetooth (Running in the Background) When the Keep Bluetooth running when interface closed option is selected, the Bluetooth connection will be maintained after leaving the Bluetooth menu screen and operating the navigation applications.
  • Page 29 H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S 4.2.2.3 Call Record The Call Record screen displays the list and corresponding details of all the incoming, outgoing and rejected calls made via the Bluetooth feature of the HEMA Navigator. Display Display Display...

  • Page 30: Player Menu

    Connect Disconnect Delete all Paired Device Details 4.2.3 Player Menu The HEMA Navigator has the ability to play music, display video and text content, display photographs and flash files. Return to Enabled/Disabled Previous Menu Music Use this option to select and play music files (mp3 file format).
  • Page 31 H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S 4.2.3.1 Player Browser Menu The Player Browser Menu is used to navigate to the source files for each of the different media i.e. music, video, text, photos or flash files. Return to Previous Media Type...
  • Page 32 H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S 4.2.3.3 Video Player The Video Player will appear when Video is selected via the Player Menu and a file selected by the Player Browser. Return to Previous Menu Video Title...
  • Page 33 H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S 4.2.3.5 Photo Viewer The Photo Viewer will appear when Photo is selected via the Player Menu and a file selected by the Player Browser. Picture Title Return to Previous...

  • Page 34: Note

    H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S 4.2.4 Note The Note application can be used for entering and storing notes and reminders and is started by tapping the Note Icon from the Tools Menu. Return to Previous Menu...
  • Page 35 H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S Enter the note and select the Hide button to hide the keyboard after the note has been completed. If the note being entered becomes hidden by the keyboard, the Move button may be pressed to re-position the keyboard at the top of the screen.

  • Page 36: Calculator

    H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S 4.2.5 Calculator The HEMA Navigator comes with a comprehensive scientific calculator which can be used for simple or advanced calculations. Return to...
  • Page 37 H E M A N AV I G AT O R 5 ” M E N U S 4.2.7 FM The HEMA Navigator can be set to transmit its audio signal on a preselected FM radio frequency. To enable this functionality select the FM icon from the Tools menu to display the FM screen.

  • Page 38: Av In - Reversing Camera

    Camera Selector (for multi camera setup) A video camera adaptor cable is supplied with the HEMA Navigator ready for use with after-market reversing cameras. Reverse cameras which output standard composite video signals with an RCA connection should be compatible with the Navigator.

  • Page 39: Route

    NOTE: This is a Quick Start Guide for Route 66 to get you navigating straight away. It is not a comprehensive user manual outlining all facets of Route 66. The Route 66 Mobile 9 User Manual is available or at the Hema Navigator Website www.hemanavigator.com.au. Select for Street Navigation...

  • Page 40: Acquiring A Satellite Fix

    Obtaining GPS Fix/Lock Once the HEMA NAVIGATOR 5” has acquired a satellite fix, the unit will automatically zoom in to your current position on the map and display a street level view of your location. Your location/position will be represented by a red...

  • Page 41: Navigation Main Display Screen

    R O U T E 6 6 5.2 Navigation Main Display Screen During navigation, the screen displays the following elements: Next Turn - Road Name Point of Map - Zoom In Map - Zoom Out Interest Icon Turn and Distance indicator Compass Needle...

  • Page 42: Scrolling Screens And Selection

    R O U T E 6 6 5.3 Scrolling Screens and Selection Route 66 utilises scrolling screen displays when all of the details or options cannot be displayed on a single screen. Screen Banner Scroll position Indicator Scrolling Screen Area Button Display Area Scroll Down...

  • Page 43: Options Menu

    Enables the planning and entering of trip routes with multiple waypoints. Tools Allows access to system and GPS settings and screen calibration. Help Allows access to the on-board help information. Exit Closes the Navigation program and returns to the HEMA Navigator Main Menu.

  • Page 44: Adjusting Volume

    R O U T E 6 6 5.4.1 Adjusting Volume To adjust the system volume setting in Route 66: 1. Select the Menu Cube from the Main display screen 2. Select the Tools icon 3. Select Settings icon 4. Select General icon The General Settings screen will be displayed: Select the Volume band/bar to display the Volume slider Drag the ball with the stylus to the required volume level.

  • Page 45: Navigating To A Destination Address

    R O U T E 6 6 5.5 Navigating to a Destination Address 5.5.1 Entering an Address To enter or find an address for navigation: 1. Select the Menu Cube from the Main display screen. 2. Select the Search icon 3.
  • Page 46 R O U T E 6 6 Entering a City/Postcode Select the City/Postcode option bar to open the keyboard for entering the required City or Postcode. See Partial Address Searches Type in the required City or Postcode and select the Done button to accept and return to the Address screen.

  • Page 47: Search Result Set

    R O U T E 6 6 Entering a Street Number Select the Number option bar to open the keyboard for entering the required number of the destination location. A number is optional for searching. Type in the required Street and select the Done button to accept and return to the Address screen.
  • Page 48 R O U T E 6 6 The search results will be displayed in the Search Results screen. Select the required address from the resulting list. Once selected, the following screen will be displayed Select the Drive to icon to begin navigation. Route 66 will begin calculating the route to the destination and provide an overview map of the calculated route.

  • Page 49: Partial Address Searches

    R O U T E 6 6 5.5.3 Partial Address Searches Partial address searches are a much faster way of entering address details. It is also possible to locate an address in the database where the correct spelling of the city or street is unknown. Partial address searches require only a portion of the street or city name be entered as search criteria.

  • Page 50: Free Text Address Searches

    R O U T E 6 6 5.5.4 Free Text Address Searches Free text address searching is an even faster way of searching the address database in Route 66. You must however be aware of the way the data is stored in the database to ensure the required address is found.

  • Page 51: Address Favourites

    R O U T E 6 6 5.6 Address Favourites To save an address as a favourite, follow the same instructions as per Section 5.5 Navigating to a Destination Address, until reaching the following screen. Select the Save button to display the following options. Select the New favourite button to display the address details and to allow entry of a meaningful name for the new favourite.
  • Page 52 R O U T E 6 6 Select the Name band/bar with the stylus to open the keyboard. Type in a meaningful name and select Done. The newly added favourite destination will appear in your list of favourites under the name you specified. Favourites can be edited and deleted as needed by selecting the band/bar of the Favourite and choosing the Edit or Delete buttons as required.

  • Page 53: Address History

    R O U T E 6 6 5.7 Address History A list of previously navigated addresses will be automatically saved in the navigation history. This list is available from the Search options screen: Select the History button to display a list of addresses that have previously been navigated.

  • Page 54: Ozi Explorer

    NOTE: This is a Quick Start Guide for Ozi Explorer to get you navigating straight away. It is not a comprehensive user manual outlining all facets of Ozi Explorer. The Ozi Explorer Comprehensive Guide is available at the vendor’s website at www.oziexplorer.com or at the Hema Navigator Website www.hemanavigator.com.au. 4WD Navigation...

  • Page 55: Acquiring A Gps Satellite Fix

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.1 Acquiring a GPS Satellite Fix In order for the HEMA Navigator to find your current location, it requires a GPS satellite fix. To acquire a GPS fix, it is important that you are in an area that is open to the sky, (not inside an enclosed building) and away from tall buildings and trees.

  • Page 56: Program Menu Bars

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.2 Program Menu Bars The Ozi Explorer program menu bar consists of the following elements: Exit Program Lock Screen Dim Screen Show/Hide Program Show /Hide Open Open View Menu Show /Hide Options Map File...

  • Page 57: Opening A Map

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.4 Opening a Map NOTE: Before attempting to open a map, it is necessary to stop the GPS by clicking the Start/Stop GPS icon. Map files may be opened by selecting the Open Map File icon in the program menu bar or the same option from the File menu.

  • Page 58: Exiting Ozi Explorer

    O Z I E X P L O R E R Selected map file name Drag to scroll up and down for more map files Double-tap to open the map file or single-tap the file and use the OK button Once the required map file has been selected the Open Map File window will close and the selected map will be displayed.

  • Page 59: Waypoints

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.6 Waypoints A Waypoint is a co-ordinate representing a significant location on a map. Waypoints can be used to signify anything from course deviations, points of interest or anything else of personal significance to the user. Ultimately waypoints can be linked together to create a Route.

  • Page 60: Adding Waypoints

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.6.1 Adding Waypoints To add waypoints to the loaded map, select the Add Waypoint button. Once activated, the button will remain depressed and any number of waypoints can be plotted by tapping the screen with the stylus on a desired waypoint location. When all waypoints have been plotted, the Add Waypoint button can be de-activated by selecting the Add Waypoint button again.

  • Page 61: Display Waypoint List

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.6.3 Display Waypoint List To display the list of waypoints appearing on a map, select the Display Waypoint List button. A window will appear with a list of waypoints and their individual properties.

  • Page 62: Save A Waypoint File

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.6.5 Save a Waypoint File Select the Save Waypoint File button to export (save) the current waypoints to a file. A default name for the file is inserted in the Name field using the current date and time.

  • Page 63: Close Waypoint Toolbar

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.6.8 Close Waypoint toolbar Use the Close Waypoint Toolbar button to close/remove the Waypoint toolbar. The waypoints will still be visible on the screen. 6.6.9 Proximity Warning The proximity warning alarm is used to signal the arrival at a waypoint. By default Ozi Explorer activates the Check Proximity configuration setting.

  • Page 64: Tracks

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.7 Tracks A Track is a series of point locations strung together to create a trail or track on a map. A track can be quickly plotted or shared, to aid navigation through unfamiliar territory without creating waypoints or routes.

  • Page 65: Track Selector

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.7.1 Track Selector Up to five individual tracks may be created using the Track toolbar. Selecting this button will create or activate the next track in sequence. Track Selector (Track 2 is active) All Tracks (1-5) The image above shows five tracks with track 2 activated for editing.

  • Page 66: Inserting A Track Point

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.7.3 Inserting a Track Point A track point can be inserted into an existing track very easily. Select the Insert Track Point button on the toolbar. The button will become depressed, activating track point insert mode.

  • Page 67: Deleting A Track

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.7.4 Deleting a Track An activated track can be deleted by selecting the Delete Track button. A window will appear to confirm the deletion. 6.7.5 Display Track Properties To display track information, select the Display Track Properties button. A window will appear with a window containing information specific to each track.

  • Page 68: Routes

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.8 Routes A Route is a collection of waypoints entered in required order of navigation. Routes will provide positioning and distance details between waypoints and provide information and audible cues for navigating between each waypoint. A Route is a representation of where, when and how.

  • Page 69: Adding A Route Waypoint

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.8.1 Adding a Route Waypoint To add route waypoints to the loaded map, select the Add Route Waypoint button. Once activated, the button will remain depressed and any number of route waypoints can be plotted by tapping the screen with the stylus at a desired location.

  • Page 70: Inserting A Route Waypoint

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.8.2 Inserting a Route Waypoint A route waypoint can be inserted into an existing route very easily. Select the Insert Route Waypoint button on the toolbar. The button will become depressed, activating the route waypoint insert mode.

  • Page 71: Display Route Properties

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.8.4 Display Route Properties To display information about the route, select the Display Route Properties button. A window will appear with a list containing information specific to each route waypoint. 6.8.5 Load a Route File Selecting the Import Route File button will display a list of Route files (.rt2) available for loading.

  • Page 72: Navigation

    O Z I E X P L O R E R 6.9 Navigation After a Route has been plotted and saved using the Routing Toolbar, voice activated navigation can be used to travel to each waypoint along the route. Start Navigation To navigate along a route, select the Page Menu from the program menu bar to display the Select Page window...
  • Page 73 O Z I E X P L O R E R To navigate a route in Ozi Explorer, open the Route Nav Toolbar by selecting the View Menu, Toolbars and Route Nav Toolbar. Once opened the Route Nav toolbar will appear at the top of the screen and consists of the following toolbar buttons: Start Next...

  • Page 74: Ozi Explorer Tap And Hold Menus And Information

    O Z I E X P L O R E R Voice navigation commands will be heard on arriving at the first waypoint (depending on waypoint proximity settings) and provide instruction on proceeding to the next waypoint in the route. Reverse Navigation In cases where it is required to navigate from the last waypoint back to the first, it is possible by simply activating the Start Route Reverse button from the toolbar.

  • Page 75: Memory-Map

    NOTE: This is a Quick Start Guide for Memory-Map to get you navigating straight away. It is not a comprehensive user manual outlining all facets of Memory-Map. Detailed help is available at the vendor’s website at www.memory-map.co.nz or at the Hema Navigator Website www.hemanavigator.com.au. Topographic Map Navigation...

  • Page 76: Tutorial Screens

    M E M O R Y- M A P 7.1 Tutorial screens When the Memory-Map Navigator button is pressed, a start up screen and four tutorial screens will display. Tap on each screen to move through the information/tutorial screens until the Navigation Mode screen appears, which provides a simplified view ready for general navigation.

  • Page 77: Acquiring A Gps Satellite Fix

    M E M O R Y- M A P 7.2 Acquiring a GPS Satellite Fix In order for the HEMA Navigator to find your current location, it requires a GPS satellite fix. Memory-Map will automatically acquire a GPS Satellite fix when the application is started.

  • Page 78: Navigation Mode

    M E M O R Y- M A P 7.3 Navigation Mode Navigation mode is a good general way to view the topo maps in your HEMA Navigator and whilst navigating. In Navigation mode, the following overlay buttons will be displayed. Lock to GPS...

  • Page 79: Planning Mode

    M E M O R Y- M A P 7.4 Planning Mode Planning mode is used for creating waypoints, tracks and planning routes. In Planning Mode the following overlay buttons will be displayed. Data Box Tools Mark Object on/off Menu Place Menu Status...

  • Page 80: Data Box

    The Save and Close button is used to close the Memory Map application and return to the main Hema Navigator Menu. When the Memory-Map application is activated again, it will load at the point that it was previously closed. Any marks, tracks and route information will also be loaded.

  • Page 81: Selecting A Map

    M E M O R Y- M A P 7.5 Selecting a Map To select a map, enter planning mode and select the tools icon. The following menu will be displayed. Select the Map… menu option. The following Select Map window will appear, complete with a list of all the maps available for viewing/loading into Memory-Map.

  • Page 82: Marks/Waypoints

    M E M O R Y- M A P 7.6 Marks/Waypoints A Mark/Waypoint is a co-ordinate representing a significant location on a map. Waypoints can be used to signify anything from course deviations, points of interest or anything else of personal significance to the user. Ultimately waypoints can be linked together to create a Route.

  • Page 83: Navigating To A Waypoint/Mark

    M E M O R Y- M A P 7.6.4 Navigating to a Waypoint/Mark To begin navigating to a waypoint/mark, bring up the tap-and-hold menu for the selected waypoint and select the Goto Mark option. Navigation windows will appear showing bearing and directional information to the selected waypoint/mark.

  • Page 84: Routes

    M E M O R Y- M A P 7.7 Routes A Route is a collection of marks/waypoints entered in the required order of navigation. 7.7.1 Creating a Route A Route can be constructed using a set of existing waypoints/marks or can be created by selecting the Tools ->...

  • Page 85: Adjusting Route Waypoint/Mark Positions

    M E M O R Y- M A P 7.7.2 Adjusting Route Waypoint/Mark Positions Route waypoints can be easily repositioned by selecting an individual waypoint along the route and dragging it to the desired location. Be sure to unlock the route before trying to reposition waypoints if the route was previously locked.

  • Page 86: Navigating Along A Route

    M E M O R Y- M A P Reposition the newly inserted waypoint if required. Newly inserted waypoint Route waypoints/marks can be deleted, added or inserted using the tap-and-hold or object menu for the selected waypoint. Similarly a whole route can be deleted in this manner.

  • Page 87: Navigation Information Settings

    M E M O R Y- M A P 7.8 Navigation Information Settings The information displayed in the Navigation windows can be selected from a list of available options on the Nav Data tab in the settings window. To access the settings window, open the tools menu by selecting the Tools icon and choose Settings…...

  • Page 88: Tracks

    M E M O R Y- M A P 7.9 Tracks A Track is a series of point locations strung together to create a trail or track on a map. A track can be quickly plotted or shared, to aid navigation through unfamiliar territory without creating waypoints or routes.

  • Page 89: Managing Overlay Objects

    M E M O R Y- M A P 7.10 Managing Overlay Objects Overlay objects are Marks/WP, Routes, Tracks, Positions or Text. To display a list of overlay objects so that they can be viewed, edited or deleted, choose Overlay -> List… from the Tools Menu. The Overlays Window will be displayed.
  • Page 90 M E M O R Y- M A P Select the Edit button to open the Object Properties window. The properties window will vary depending on the overlay object selected. The following is an example of the Mark properties window. Select the field you wish to edit (eg Name).

  • Page 91: Important Product Information

    HEMA MAPS and is protected 8.3 Important Map Data Information under Australian copyright laws and interna- One of the goals of the HEMA Navigator tional copyright treaties. is to provide customers with the most You further acknowledge that the structure,...

  • Page 92: Hema Navigator Limited Warranty

    This product does not contain any MISUSE, OR INABILITY TO USE THIS user-serviceable parts. Repairs should PRODUCT OR FROM DEFECTS IN THE only be made by an authorised HEMA PRODUCT. Some states do not allow Navigator service centre. Unauthorised exclusion of incidental or consequential...

  • Page 93: Technical Data Sheet

    Q U I C K - S TA R T G U I D E TECHNICAL DATA SHEET SiRF Atlas-IV AT840 533MHz Display 5” Colour LCD display (Touch Screen) Video Resolution 480 x 270 NAND Flash (2GB) Flash ROM Memory DDR 128MBytes SDRAM Built-in GPS module, 64-channel SiRF Atlas-IV...

  • Page 94: Key To Hema Regional Maps

    Q U I C K - S TA R T G U I D E KEY TO HEMA REGIONAL MAPS Top End & Gulf Darwin Rudall Gregory Region River NP Keep River NP Kimberley Purnululu • Darwin Nat Park Great Desert...
  • Page 95 Q U I C K - S TA R T G U I D E Also includes: Australia map and State maps: Queensland, New South Wales, Northern Territory, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, Western Australia. Great Desert Great Desert Tracks North Cape York Tracks North East Sheet...

  • Page 96: Key To Geoscience Australia Topographic Maps

    Q U I C K - S TA R T G U I D E K E Y T O G E O S C I E N C E A U S T R A L I A 1 : 2 5 0 , 0 0 0 T O P O G R A P H I C M A P S...

  • Page 97: Pc Connection

    Q U I C K - S TA R T G U I D E PC CONNECTION The Hema Navigator 5” can be connected to a PC for the following purposes: • Accessing the contents of Navigator’s MicroSD Card. • Using Route 66 Sync to purchase and activate products through the Route 66 Store such as extra mapping and functionality.

Table of Contents