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- Page 1 GlobalNav OPERATION INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS •®LOWRANCE ELECTRONICS, INC. LITHO IN 988-0129-11 12000 OK 74128 U.S.A. E. SKELLY DR., TULSA, PDF compression, OCR, web-optimization with CVISION's PdfCompressor...
- Page 2 Defense (DOD) writing, Department system navigation operational. Satellites can be turned off accuracy Rememberthat the system GlobalNav II, operators. is only as as the system accurate it's using. Copyright 1993 Lowrance Electronics All rights reserved. All features and specifications...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION MOUNTING BRACKErMOUNT IN-DASH MOUNT POWER CONNECTIONS MODULE INSTALLATION KEYBOARD GPS-HOWITWORKS ACCURACY MODULE LOWRANCE GETTING STARTED INITIALIZATION CHANGE POSITION CHANGE ALTITUDE CHANGETIME CHANGE DATE COLD START POSITION/NAVIGATION DISPLAYS SATELLITE INFORMATION SCREEN POSITION SCREEN STEERING SCREEN CUSTOMIZE SCREENS... -
Page 4: Receiver Specifications
SPEAKER VOLUME OFFSET SYSTEM INFORMATION WINDOWS SUMMARY SPECIFICATIONS PDF compression, OCR, web-optimization with CVISION's PdfCompressor (cant.) fl'Nhusw,, IPBRG NFCOG r /rr\ r— GlobalNav II GPS Module Dimensions Channels Update rate Accuracy Position Velocity NMEA 0183 SENTENCES 0.16 Anival 0.10 272' 197' 22.0... -
Page 5: Introduction
Using Ills GlobalNav also one operation, that has ever built. The wide Lowrance with and plotter screens high resolution navigation also lighted display and keyboard are night and take itwith you thefirstfewtimes you use your this manual... -
Page 6: In-Dash Mount
Measure culling the gasket supplied with the place dash, the unit and place the unit hole. Supplied with the GlobalNav II are rubber it to clamps to Peel attach dash. pads and place one on each side of the unit clamp will touch the back side the dash. -
Page 7: Power Connections
Make certain the MENU key, the power then press key next press powercabletothe directly to the battery or power buss. This will protect "Change GPS Settings" label. screen shown power Failure ON GLOBALNAV Press the numbers. enterthe from north to... -
Page 8: Backlight On/Off
SPEAKER VOLUME The speaker volume has levels: high low. When the GlobalNav II is first turned volume is To change MENU key, then pressthe high. to the "More" label twice. Now next press label. -
Page 9: Adjust Back Light Level
Drill the then cleats on holes, replace to the with mounting surface GlobalNav "cLEAT" MARK AND DRILL FOUR PLAcEs GPS MODULE GASKET CABLE surface, mounting This is assuming surface for cable.) (11/16") hole other Place module on module (using... -
Page 10: Gps Simulator
First, ratchet base. Align the pole mounting boat. Install and tighten mounting adapter and tighten securely. IIIII JilItIfl. •.• 1J.Jfl.. the cable to the GPS attach mounting adapter. cable through the pole gasket, mounting adapter, of the on top module... -
Page 11: Keyboard
The keys the bottom screen along markers man overboard feature, make menu arrow keys. LOWRANCE GLOBALNAV ALARM CUBBENT POSJTLOM 08.855' 36° WAVPT SAVE 50.445' WAYPT RECALL WAYPT 112:35:55 PM 2/19/1993 MSN1 0.19 329°M... - Page 12 GlobalNav search pattern. after helm initial rescue efforts have GlobalNav Ii's MAN OVERBOARD key. Your the time you position pressed the top left cornerof display. Beneath posi- pressed Man Overboard key.
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Page 13: Gps - How It Works
Settings" label. press screen shown below appears. at the top data format currently in shows key next data The GlobalNav II will desired output. used GPS screen send data out NMEA white wire on the power cable. -
Page 14: Xte Alarm
GlobalNav every second. Rockwell's GPS receiver with technology manufacturing capabilities, Lowrance brings design most line of GPS advanced marine navigation systems available world. WRANE PDF compression, OCR, web-optimization with CVISION's PdfCompressor within receivers. The... -
Page 15: Getting Started
To adjust a GPS alarm, first press the ALARM key. The screen shown below appears. the key next press desired alarm's label. In this Arrival alarm is example, set. -
Page 16: Change Position
you don't use "cold start" Note: feature, then all of settings on this to their correct values. In other page can't simply enter your present position values by itself. cnArlut I'USIIIUN chart determine your position longitudethatyou enterdoesn't haveto be extremely accurate. you enter Typically, posi-... -
Page 17: Changetime Is
"Exit" The unit key next label. start satellites searching show position in first time "out GlobalNav II is turned on for the GPS sends "cold start" message start cold receiver. message arrow keys press key next... -
Page 18: Quick Save
Use set the time and date to their proper local clock will correct internal keep time, The GPS system this clock when the unit is updates satellites. POSITION/NAVIGATION DISPLAYS II has GlobalNav position screen, plotter,... -
Page 19: Position Screen
Precision" (DOP) horizontal (HDOP), geomet- time and vertical position (GDOP), (PDOP), (TDOP), isthe value combination HDOP, VDOP, is, the The GPS receiver selects number better. therefore tries always These depend on the and elevation of the azimuth based obstructions. ground smaller... -
Page 20: Steering Screen
ARE YOU erase, the "NO" information To exit from Recall a Waypoint You must GlobalNav II. key next to "Change _____________________________ screen shown right appears. sides of both keys screen enterthe wavooint... -
Page 21: Customize Screens
This miles. arrow example, left line to the left 0.25 miles. The See the section on graphical boat waypoint. Position, Steering, and be changed Position screen showing The first GPS menu "CHANGE POSITION 50.467' S(II suiIIr2adi 26?° 112:35:55 2/19/1993 00:01:29... -
Page 22: Plotter
In this example, changed Over Ground (500) Speed (Cross Track display arrow Error) pressing times. key eight change another digital dis- flfl left play, press right LU.UMI The label next key. display box changes as digital arrow key. Again, IO.19H1 press pressthe up ordown arrow change... -
Page 23: Plottercursor
The unit screen filled. will If you don't three windows group, This savesthegroup full screen GPS mode by back switch your key. unit then MENU press key, Now press MENU" label. label. Finally, press return... -
Page 24: Plotting With Awaypoint
WITH A PLO111NG WAYPOINT the plotterwith recalled Using waypoint or route an easy eeuw wind and current your boat. also simplifies navigation. To this manner, plotter first recall start a waypoint route. Waypoint Re- (See call section more informa- tion.) Then press PLOTTER key. -
Page 25: Set Range
ICON ON/OFF Pressing Event ALARMS Press this see the ALARMS CHANGE PLOTTER When the GlobalNav II screen has to some modified extent. For displays can displayed. Four new screen Two of these labels are "window menu"... -
Page 26: Cursor
Group right has the shown Over Ground, steering displays showing three separate windows. A windows can as four, or only one: display digital GPS steering or data, many Forexample, _________________________ IF!tL_ group "A" 333' EIIIS changing 273' I9° upper gation o.SMIITTG... -
Page 27: Grid Lines
TI-tAT line to the available Using change screen the plotter mode, then by pressing the erase bel. Now press the GlobalNav II erases key, pears. date times and2O seconds. GlobalNav GRID LINES The plotter can show longitude On" label on menu page. -
Page 28: Select Units Of Measure
This the black box from moves "OFF" lights on. turn the backlights off, repeat PDF compression, OCR, web-optimization with CVISION's PdfCompressor EVENT The GlobalNav II can event Update Bate] plotter to shallow Inratinno there are total each you can't...
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