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  • Page 1 MOTO-­GPS...
  • Page 2 Quick-­Start  »  Screens Main  Tab Main  Tab  2 Use  the  joystick   Pan/Zoom   Map  Tab to  navigate   Mode up  and  down   between   Engine   Engine   screens. Temperature   Temperature   Review Altitude   Altitude  Tab Review User  Tab User  Tab  2...

  • Page 3: Quick Start

    BACK Backs  out  of   ENTER   any  screen  or   Confi   rm   menu.    Press   changes  or   2-­3  times  to   switch  to  next   return  to  main   screen. tab. Trail  Tech  Voyager...
  • Page 4 Introduction Introduction Trail  Tech  brings  functionality  and  life  to  your   If  you  call  to  request  service  for  your  Voyager   motor  vehicle  with  high  quality  and  innovation.     digital  gauge,  you  need  the  date  of  purchase,   To  ensure  long  and  trouble-­free  operation,  this  ...
  • Page 5 Precautions Precautions WARNING: •    Do  not  plug  Voyager  directly  into  a  wall  outlet   •    Check  gap  between  wheel  sensor  and  magnet   except  with  a  Trail  Tech  wall  charger. periodically. •    Read  all  instructions  before  using  Voyager.
  • Page 6  Voyager  handheld  without  any  sensors   connected.  However,  physically  bolting  Voyager   4.    How  do  I  mount  Voyager  to  my  machine?     to  your  vehicle  provides  many  advantages  over     Vehicles  with  handlebars  can  use  the  included  ...
  • Page 7  sensor  for  several  reasons: and  hour  meter  are  critical  features.  To  maintain         A .  When  using  a  wheel  sensor,  Voyager  knows   this  accuracy,  kits  are  provided  with  a  wheel   to  stop  logging  when  the  vehicle  stops  moving.  ...
  • Page 8 9.    My  vehicle  does  not  have  a  battery  or  a   The  fi   rst  sleep  mode  shows  the  clock  on   headlight.    Can  I  run  Voyager?    Yes.    Voyager   the  screen.    Some  features  are  turned  off  to  ...

  • Page 9: Specifications

    11  hours Critical  Environment Amber/Red  LED   A lerts Battery  Life  (100%  backlight) 6  hours Max  Waypoints 300  waypoints Battery  Charge  Time 3-­8  hours Max  Track  Points 72,500  points Max  Route  Points 72,500  points Max  Tracks/Routes 300  each Trail  Tech  Voyager...

  • Page 10: Physical Features

    Internal  GPS   A ntenna Yellow  LED Red  LED Joystick  (UP,   MENU  Button LEFT,  RIGHT,   DOWN) BACK  Button ENTER  Button MicroSD  Card Precision  Wheel  Sensor Engine  Temperature  Sensor Ignition  Sensor Vehicle  Power Ambient  Temperature  Sensor Trail  Tech  Voyager  ...

  • Page 11: Internal Battery

    Antenna   Holes Connector External  Antenna: Voyager  can  run  from  the   An  external  GPS  antenna  accessory  will  get  better  reception  if   internal  battery,  but  it  is   the  mounting  location  interferes  with  the  reception  of  the  internal  ...
  • Page 12 Physical  Features  »  Bar  Mount Bar  Mounting: The  included  bar   clamps  fi   t  7/8”   through  1-­1/8”   handlebars.     Place  the  nuts   and  bolts  as   shown. Adjust  angle as  required. Trail  Tech  Voyager  ...
  • Page 13 Use  the  included  M4  bolts  to  mount  to  any  fl   at  surface.  If  other  than  provided  screws  are  used,  make   sure  they  are  not  too  long  for  mounting  holes  or  they  will  damage  internal  components  of  Voyager.
  • Page 14 MicroSD  Card Tracks  saved  on  your  computer  can  be  placed  on  the   MicroSD  memory  card,  then  imported  onto  Voyager  for   viewing  and  route  following.    This  is  a  great  way  to  share   tracks  with  your  friends,  or  for  pre-­planning  your  own  trips.

  • Page 15: Vehicle Power

    12  volt  battery.     A lternately  tap  into  the  electrical   procedure. system  (preferably  not   interrupted  by  the  key   Cylinder  Head  Sensor: switch.)    Voyager  is   For  air-­cooled  machines. polarity  independent. Spark  Plug CHT   Temperature  ...

  • Page 16: Sensor Notes

    ALWAYS  ON on.    If  the  sensors  aren’t  installed,  you  need  to   enable  logging  regardless  of  connected  sensors. Voyager  can  stay  on  for  twice  as  long  if  you   Voyager Voyager Set  >  GPS  Settings  >  Log  Option:  ALWAYS disable  the  backlight.
  • Page 17 2.     A  speed  sensor,  on  the  non-­spinning  part  of  the  wheel. The  magnet  spins  around  tripping  the  sensor  switch   ATV  Speed   each  time-­-­giving  Voyager  speed,  distance  and  time   Sensor data  to  compare  with  the  GPS  data.
  • Page 18 The  wheel  sensor  should  be  cable-­tied  to  the  brake   line,  then  attached  to  the  brake  caliper. Magnet  Passing  Under  Sensor Voyager  can  tell  precisely  how  far  and  fast  it’s   traveled  by  how  many  times  the  magnet  passes  the   sensor.
  • Page 19 Measure  the  distance  between  the  marks  on  the  ground  in  millimeters  (multiply  inches  by  25.4  to   convert  to  mm).    Use  this  number  for  your  wheel  size.    For  accuracy,  the  rider’s  weight  should  be  on   the  bike  when  making  the  measurement. Trail  Tech  Voyager...
  • Page 20 (actual  miles)  x  (current  wheel  size) (new  wheel  size) (current  miles) 5  x  2110 X  =   4.95 10550 X  =   4.95 X  =  2131 5.    Enter  the  number  you  calculate   from  the  above  formula  into  Voyager. Trail  Tech  Voyager  ...

  • Page 21: User Interface

    User  Interface  »  Main  Tab User Interface Voyager  has  7  tabbed  screens:    Main,  Map,   Main  Tab  Screen  2: Engine  Temperature,   A ltitude,  User  Defi   nable,   There  are  two  screens  in  the  Main  Tab,  hinted  by  ...
  • Page 22  upper  right   Waypoints  are  also  shown  on  the  map.    If  you   corner  of  the   have  uploaded  routes  to  Voyager,  they  will  be   screen.) Map  Pan  Mode displayed  in  gray  so  that  you  can  follow  along.
  • Page 23 User  Interface  »  Engine  Temperature  &   A ltitude  Tabs Engine  Temperature  Tab: Altitude  Tab: Voyager  displays  a  graph  of  the  engine   The   A ltitude  Tab  displays  a  graph  similar  to   temperature’s  history  for  the  current  trip  in  the  ...

  • Page 24: Data Blocks

    Display  1-­6  data  blocks.    if  you  turn   •    Bearing •     A vg  GPS  Speed  (2) off  some  blocks,  Voyager  will  center   •    Compass  Direction the  remaining  blocks  on  the  screen  for   •    Input  Voltage •...
  • Page 25 Set  a  destination  waypoint  at  base  camp  before   Latitude  /  Longitude: leaving,  and  the  navigation  compass  always   Press  RIGHT  from  the  satellite  screen  to  view   points  back  in  case  you  get  lost.. your  current  latitude  and  longitude  positions. Trail  Tech  Voyager...

  • Page 26: Quick Menu

    Toggle  logging  OFF/ON.    Even  if  set  to  ON,   frequently  used  commands,  like  toggling  GPS   logging  will  still  pause  if  Voyager  is  not  moving,   logging.    The  ride  menu  controls  features  related   does  not  have  a  GPS  fi   x,  or  if  the  LOG  OPTION  ...

  • Page 27: Select Destination

    Reset  Trip  Distance(1)  is  visible  both  on  the   Writes  all  tracks  and  waypoints  to  a  fi   le  on  the   Main  screen  and  User  screen.    Voyager  has  a   MicroSD  card.    By  default,  it  does  not  export  ...
  • Page 28 Routes  can  be  erased,  renamed,  or  individually   Difference  between  Tracks  and  Routes: toggled  on/off. A  route  appears  grey  on  Voyager.    It  is  intended   to  show  where  to  ride  (i.e.  un-­ridden  trails  and   roads.) A  track  appears  black  on  Voyager.    It  shows  the  ...
  • Page 29 Menu  »  Ride  Menu Waypoints: If  you  select  a  destination  waypoint,  Voyager   Waypoint   will  know  that  you  wish  to  navigate  towards   display  can   it.    On  the  Navigation  tab  the  distance  to  the   be  toggled,  ...
  • Page 30  or  reset  the  Trip  DST/stopwatch  counters. Resetting  ride  memory  erases  all  tracks,  routes,   and  waypoints  currently  in  internal  memory.     Note  that  Voyager  is  unable  to  erase  data  from   the  MicroSD   Ride  Menu  >  Import/Export card;;...
  • Page 31 4.    The  MicroSD  card  can  also  be  fi   lled  up,   depending  what  size  of  card  you  are  using.     Voyager  is  unable  to  erase  data  from  the   MicroSD  card;;  if  you  need  to  free  up  space,  do  ...

  • Page 32: Settings Menu

    User  Menu  »  Set  Menu Settings  Menu: Unit  >  Speed/Distance  Units: The  settings  menu  contains  the  options  that   Choose  miles  or  kilometers. control  the  behavior  of  Voyager. Unit  >  Altitude  Units: Choose  feet  or  meters. Unit  >  Temperature  Units: Choose  Fahrenheit  or  Celsius.

  • Page 33: Power Settings

       “Always”  mode  is  meant  for  use  only   (since  the  last  button  press  or  wheel  movement)   when  Voyager  is  plugged  into  the  wall  using  the   when  connected  to  the  external  vehicle  battery. AC  adapter  (if  used  on  a  vehicle,  the  vehicle  ...

  • Page 34: Gps Settings

     it  is  moving.    Over  time  this  will  cause   inaccuracy  due  to  GPS  signal  wander. ART  will  not  increment  if  Voyager  falls  into  sleep   GPS  >  Speed/DST: mode.    By  default,  this  will  not  happen  because  ...
  • Page 35 Fast,  normal  or  slow.    Fast  creates  more  detailed   fi   les,  while  slow  creates  smaller  fi   le  sizes  (but   If  set  to  “always,”  then  Voyager  will  use  GPS   lower  fi   delity  data.) movement  to  determine  when  to  stop  logging.

  • Page 36: User Settings

    Set  how  long  until  the  left  tabs  disappear. Voyager  tracks   and  is  able  to   User  >  Signal  Bars: display. If  turned  on,  satellite  signal  strength   bars  will  appear  on  the  main  tab  screen. Trail  Tech  Voyager  ...
  • Page 37  to  switch  between  screens  1  and  2.     of  the  screen.     A uto-­center  does  not  function  in   Press  the  enter  button  for  pan/zoom  mode  to   pan/zoom  mode  (see  page  22.) change  that  screen’s  zoom  setting. Trail  Tech  Voyager...

  • Page 38: Utility Menu

     or  fl   ash   when  the   Utility  >  Software  Update: temperature   Upgrades  Voyager  software.    Visit reaches  set   www.trailtech.net  for  the  latest  releases.     A fter   points. downloading  from  Trail  Tech,  copy  the  fi   le  to  the  ...
  • Page 39 After  you  have  prepared  your  tracks,  you  will   copy  them  to  a  MicroSD  card,  then  import  them   to  Voyager.    Because  Voyager  has  memory   limits,  the  GPX  editor  is  also  useful  to  reduce  the   size  of  tracks  and  merge  tracks  before  importing.
  • Page 40    The  roads  are  tracks,  and  will  be  imported   Google  Earth  tab.    If  there  are  trails  in  your  area,   in  Voyager  as  bold  lines,  so  you  can  tell  the   you  will  see  them  with  small  trail  icons.    Click  the  ...
  • Page 41 On  Selected Selected Hand  Tool,  Pans Pointer  Tool,  Select  Tracks Tabs  switch  between  line-­art  preview  and   Google  Maps/Satellite/Earth  view. Google  Maps  Tab  -­  Earth  view.    Hold  down  the   center  mouse  button  to  modify  perspective. Trail  Tech  Voyager...
  • Page 42  of  the  data  points  (so  it  loads  faster  in   map  for  each  data  point  (many  data  points  make   Voyager.)    Select  the  track  with  the  select  tool,   up  a  track  segment.) then  press  the  Filter  button  in  the  toolbar.    ...
  • Page 43 5.    Click  the  Export  button. The  fi   le  will  export  in  .OSM  format  which  needs  to  be  converted  to  .GPX  for  Voyager.    Open  the  fi   le   in  RideLeader,  then  save  as  .GPX.    Consider  deleting  excess  waypoints  and  fi   ltering  down  track  data  ...

  • Page 44: Gps Babel

             “GPSBabel  converts  waypoints,  tracks,  and   fi   les,  then  click  apply.          routes  between  popular  GPS  receivers  and            mapping  programs.” Before  uploading  the  exported  fi   le  to  Voyager,       ~  www.GPSbabel.org open  it  in  the  RideLeader  to  delete  excess  ...

  • Page 45: Google Earth

    Use  your  mouse  to  spin  the   planet,  or  shift+mouse  to  change   the  3D  view  angle. You  can  view  tracks  exported  from   Voyager,  or  downloaded  from   OHVtrails.net  or Openstreetmaps.com. You  can  also  draw  tracks  that  can  ...
  • Page 46 Google  Earth  can  import  GPX  fi   les  directly  from   button  in  the  toolbar.     A  dialog  box   Voyager.    Select  Export  on  Voyager  to  save  the   appears  (ignore  it  for  now.)    Using  your  ...
  • Page 47 Download  your  adventure  at www.OHVtrails.net. Download  trails  and  load  them   directly  into  Voyager.    Entire  trail   systems  are  at  your  fi   ngertips. Hiking  trails  not  allowed;;  all  included   trails  are  either  motorcycle,   A TV,  or  ...
  • Page 48 Trail  Tech,  Inc. are  intended  to  be  imported  from  internet  data   Thank  you  for  using  Voyager  Moto-­GPS.    If  you   or  previous  rides  and  followed  along.    While   have  further  questions,  do  not  hesitate  to  call  ...
  • Page 49 You  may  also  have  other  rights  which  vary  from  state  to  state.  *Because  some  states  do  not  allow   the  exclusion  of  incidental  or  consequential  damages,  this  exclusion  may  not  apply  to  you. MADE  IN  AMERICA Trail  Tech  and  Voyager  are  trademarks  of  Trail  Tech,  Inc. www.trailtech.net 360-­687-­4530...

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