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Marine Manual
Version 022005
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  • Page 1 Marine Manual Version 022005 © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...
  • Page 2 TeleType GPS Navigation Software Version 022005 TeleType Co. TeleType GPS software is the most flexible and fully featured GPS enabled mapping software available for Windows CE and Pocket PC. The same software also supports desktop and laptop systems. TeleType offers a variety of software & receiver combinations for worldwide land, air, and water navigation.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    14 Viewing Marine Navigation Details ........................... 28 15 Viewing information about Nautical Objects ........................... 30 Part IV Appendixes 1 Keyboard Shortcuts ........................... 35 2 Parameters ........................... 36 3 Marine Legend ........................... 36 4 FAQ ........................... 37 © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...
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  • Page 5: Part I Introduction

    This product should not be used to determine ground proximity for aircraft navigation. For use in vehicles and vessels, it is the sole responsibility of the owner/operator of the TeleType GPS to place and secure the GPS unit so that it will not interfere with the vehicle operating controls and safety devices, obstruct the driver's or captain's view of driving/marine conditions, or cause damage or personal injury in the event of an accident.

  • Page 6: Important Information About Marine Maps

    4. Install program to PDA (see Software Documentation) 5. Activate the TeleType GPS Pro application on the PC. 6. Using the Manage Maps function, transfer the maps you would like to use on your PDA. See Exporting Marine Charts for more information on transferring both street and marine maps. (Note: This requires an Active Sync connection) 7.

  • Page 7: Glossary

    Waypoints can be used to plan a route as well. For more information on waypoints, see the section on Adding / Deleting Waypoints. For information on waypoint routing, see the section on Plotting a Course. © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...
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  • Page 9: Part Ii Software Installation

    Steps: 1. If you have not installed TeleType GPS Pro program, please refer back to the TeleType GPS Pro program manual for instructions on installing the software. If you installed TeleType GPS Pro program, please proceed to step 2.
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  • Page 11: Part Iii How-To-Guide

    In some cases you may prefer to connect an external antenna and place it in such an area. Please note that TeleType GPS receivers are neither waterproof nor water resistant. If no antenna is available, you may need to try areas below deck that still have a view of the sky or protect your unit accordingly.
  • Page 12 After changing the navigation mode, you can select what Marine charts you need by clicking on Marine and then clicking on Load Chart. A small window will come up the screen asking you to select which chart you would like to load. © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...

  • Page 13: Unloading Marine Charts

    You may also select one map at a time from the displayed list and select Unload Selected Map. To unload multiple maps and not all the maps, you may press the ctrl key on the keyboard or tap © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...

  • Page 14: Exporting Marine Charts

    Transfer function. If you would like to export marine maps, you may use the Manage Maps feature. For more information about the transfer function and the manage maps feature, please Transfer Manage Maps sections. © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...

  • Page 15: Transfer Maps To Pda

    This window will allow you to transfer the maps for all or part of a US state, Canadian province, and all of a European country to the PDA. The Refresh button allows TeleType GPS software to recognize the PDA if it was not synchronized before opening this window.

  • Page 16: Manage Maps

    Note that you cannot export marine maps to the PDA using the Transfer function. Instead, use the Manage Maps feature to export marine maps to your PDA. Manage Maps window Load all the maps you wish to use on your mobile device into the TeleType GPS software on your PC (See Loading Marine Maps).

  • Page 17: Changing Navigation

    Aviation Navigation Selecting Aviation Navigation will allow you to load and view aviation maps. Note that you must purchase Aviation maps from TeleType GPS for this function to work. For more information on available settings, refer to the Aviation Manual.

  • Page 18: Loading Other Maps

    There are several different methods to load maps using your TeleType GPS Pro software: To load maps, open the TeleType GPS software. You should see a base map showing city points in your country. (If you do not see this, you need to load YourCountry_place.ttm where YourCountry is replaced by the name of your country by using Option #2 below.) Zoom in...
  • Page 19 • Aerial will load a satellite photo of the area, displaying an overhead view of the terrian. Weather, Traffic, Topographic, and Aerial maps are Add-ons that need to be purchased separately from TeleType GPS. On your laptop/desktop, draw a box around an area you wish to load using the left mouse button or stylus.

  • Page 20: Adding / Deleting Waypoints

    During install, maps are copied to the hard drive but still need to be loaded into the TeleType GPS software as described above so you can view them. To accommodate the limited memory on PDA devices, maps are only installed to the desktop computer.
  • Page 21 Go To will create a waypoint at that address. Only use the Find Address feature for land navigation (i.e. to find a hotel or location before or after you are at sea). Find Address Window © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...
  • Page 22 You can also modify whether you want to actually see the point on the map by right-clicking (tapping and holding) and selecting Visible or by using the Eye icon in the waypoints toolbar. Also, you may want to use the Clipboard feature to add or duplicate (then modify) a point. Waypoint Menu © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...

  • Page 23: Planning A Trip

    4. In the Trip Planner Window, select the waypoints that you want to add to your trip and then click Add. Click on the Add button for each waypoint that you want to include in your Trip. © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...
  • Page 24 C:\Program Files\GPS\ 7. After you save your Trip, you should see a green line on the screen. This green line is similar to the line that displays when you create a route in Street Navigation Mode. © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...

  • Page 25: Loading A Trip

    Steps: 1. Click on Marine at the menu and select Open Plan. 2. A window will prompt you to select which trip you would like to open. 3. Select the trip you want to open. © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...

  • Page 26: Editing A Trip

    2. After your Trip is loaded, go to the Marine menu and click on Plan/Edit Trip. 3. The Trip Planner Window will come up the screen. At this window, you can perform the following operations. © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...

  • Page 27: Starting A Trip

    3. Select Marine from the menu options. 4. Click on Start Trip. 5. A window will come up the screen asking you to select a trip and the next waypoint to go to. © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...

  • Page 28: Using The Simulator

    Find the route.way folder and highlight it. If you have loaded your own route (such as myTrip.trp), highlight the folder with the appropriate name. Right-click or tap-and-hold on the folder name until a menu pops up. Select Start Simulate from © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...

  • Page 29: Set Marine Preferences

    Select the level of detail for selected Nautical Objects (more is recommended). l Restrict the amount of Soundings you want to be displayed based upon their depths. l Set the units of the Soundings to feet or meters. © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...

  • Page 30: Viewing Marine Navigation Details

    (above). To remove the information bar from your screen, select Tools > Navigation > None. You can also display street or aviation info by selecting the Street or Air option from the same menu. © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...
  • Page 31 None from the right drop- down menu. You must select the Assign button after every choice selected. Corner Label Assignment Corner Label Assignment Drop Box © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...

  • Page 32: Viewing Information About Nautical Objects

    Loading Marine Maps section. In order to use Marine Maps, you must have purchased the Marine Maps Add-On from TeleType GPS. Here is an example of a marine map with Nautical Objects displayed: Marine Maps Screenshot Steps: 1. Right click (or tap and hold) on a symbol. A menu will appear. To view information about this nautical object, click or tap on Info.
  • Page 33 If the selected nautical object deals with a larger area (such as Depth Contour) you will see a large area filled with green, representing the selected object. © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...
  • Page 34 Click or tap on OK to close the window. 5. If you click or tap on the Back button, the selection window from step 2 will come up again. This will © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...
  • Page 35 If you try to find info on a symbol and it is not displayed in the selection window, zoom closer to increase accuracy and try again. Here is a Legend for the symbols that you will see on the marine maps. © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...
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  • Page 37: Part Iv

    Keyboard Shortcuts Parameters Marine Legend Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Keyboard Shortcuts Here is a list of keyboard shortcuts that are helpful when using the TeleType GPS software: Key Press Function F5 / Ctrl + C Center My Position Ctrl + D...

  • Page 38: Parameters

    Meaning Latitude Longitude Altitude Speed Trip odometer, reset at each start of TeleType GPS Pro program. Total trip time Distance to go to the indicated waypoint. Waypoint identifier Cross-track. The perpendicular distance between posistion and the destination waypoint. Shows bearing of the plane or boat relative to the North Pole.

  • Page 39: Faq

    42.3514°N 71.0694°W When contacting us, please remember to give your customer ID (found on your TeleType GPS invoice) and release / version number of the software found under Help Menu. For Online Tech Support, go to www.teletype.com/chat. © 2005 ... TeleType GPS...

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