Magellan 1000M User manual

Magellan GPS NAV

1000MTM

Field Card

READ USER GUIDE COMPLETELY TO INSURE PROPER

AND SAFE USE OF THE

YAGELLAN

GPS NAV

10DOYm.

THIS

SYMBOL IS USED FOR IMPORTANT SAFETY

INFORMATION. WHEN YOU SEE THIS SAFETY SYMBOL,

CAREFULLY READ AND FOLLOW THE MESSAGE.

INITIALIZING

THE UNIT

Use the SETUP key to

initialize

the unit before attempting to take a

position.

Enter your approximate position

300 miles).

lnitialize

the time in Universal Coordinated Time (UTC),

also called GMT.

The recommended mode for land use is 3D. In 2D mode, best

accuracies are obtained when the correct attitude is entered

5 meters).

NOTE: ff you

have moved

than

300

miles since

your

last position fix,

rolnltlalizo

porltion

using the

SETUP key.

COLLECTING AN ALMANAC

If during the start up the NAV

1OWM

instructs you to collect an

Almanac, connect the unit to external power (if possible) and press

the POS key. An Almanac contains information which locates GPS

satellites in the sky; the NAV

1000M

consults its Almanac before

looking for the GPS satellites it will use for the position fix. The

information can be collected from any one satellite in the GPS

constellation. Once the NAV

1OWM

locates a satellite, this process

will take about 13 minutes.

AUX 7 can also be used to collect an Almanac or to refresh an old

one.

NOTE: To

conserve the alkaline batteries, external power

Is recommended for

performlng

this function.

OBTAINING A POSITION FIX

In hand-held operation, turn the antenna directly upward, hold the

unit at eye-level, with an unobstructed view of the sky in all

directions.

Press the ON key and watt until you see the ready indicator.

NOTE: The

antenna must have an unobstructed vlew

the sky.

Press the POS key. The time to obtain your first fix will be

roughly 2

112

minutes in 2D and 3

112

minutes in 3D depending

on the distance and time from the last position fix, and other

factors.

When using the exterior antenna, make certain the units attached

antenna is folded downward within the shield of the quick-release

mcunt

and that the unit is connected to power.

Averaged Positions

You may obtain averaged positions by pressing the RIGHT ARROW key

when you are on the position

(POS)

screen.

NOTE: You must be taking

fixes. After 999 fixes are

averaged together, the unit will start the process

over.

Press the clear key while on the averaging screen to restart the

averaging process.

WARNING:

Do not use the position fix if this

warning symbol appears and the GQ

WAYPOINTS

To view, press WPT and RIGHT ARROW.

To save a position fix, press ENTER while viewing any position.

To enter a waypoint, press WPT and ENTER to begin data entry.

To rename, select waypoint and press ENTER.

erase,

select waypoint and press CLEAR.

To era88 all waypoints. press AUX 6.

NOTE: Keep a written record of all waypoints.

TARGET

The target function will let you calculate the coordinates for a remote

target position (given an azimuth and distance), or the azimuth and

distance to a target (given a position). Press the

TARGET

key, the first

screen will let you select between calculating a position or a range and

azimuth. Select by pressing the RIGHT ARROW key. Press the

DOWN ARROW

key when you are done; the unit will then ask you to

enter the pertinent information.

For Position . . .

If you select position, the unit will ask where you would like to calculate

from. You may select from your waypoints or last fix or averaged position.

Most likely you will use your lastfx position. Enter your range, azimuth,

and elevation angle to your target. The unit will calculate the targets

position.

For Range and Azimuth

If you select range and azimuth, the NAV

1OOOM

unit will ask where you

want to calculate from (lastfx, avg, and waypoints) and where you want to

calculate to (waypoints). The unit will then calculate the distance and

azimuth to the target.

SINGLE FIX OPERATION

You may run the unit in single fix operation to help conserve battery

power.

In single fix operation the NAV

1OOOM

is designed to cycle off

if you press no key for 120 seconds, only take one fix when you push

the POS key and no velocity related information is available. You

may access single fix operation under battery operation under the

SETUP key.

LOW BATTERY WARNINGS

In hand-held battery operation, the Magellan GPS NAV

1000Mm will warn you when the batteries are running low.

When you see the battery symbol on the display, have a

loaded battery clip ready. When you see the second warning

“Replace Batteries or Lose Data”

change the battery clip.

OPENING THE BATTERY DOOR

Remove the back cover by pulling

downward on the compartment

door. After removing the battery clip,

you have two minutes to exchange

clips before losing waypoints and

other stored information. Place the

clip in the holder with the open side

(batteries showing) facing up.

Before replacing the cover, use a

soft cloth to remove all dirt and sand

from the sealing gasket. Slide the

cover back into place, applying

pressure the last

112

inch.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

Sats Not

Found

Make sure the antenna (on unit or exterior) is vertical and has a

clear view of the sky.

Check the initialization. The unit should be initialized within 300

miles of your position with the correct date and time in Universal

Time (UTC).

Wait 10 minutes and try again. Under some conditions, the unit

may not “see” satellites which are very close to the horizon.

More Satellites Needed

Check for satellite availability by pressing the AUX 1, Sat Status

key, and resetting any satellites you may have turned off with this

function.

Try 2D mode if three satellites are available, and if you know your

altitude.

Searching the Sky

For hand-held, battery operation, make sure the unit is free from

obstructions.

Press SETUP to check the initialization position, date and time.

part

of this

Field

Card may be reproduced or

transt~UIled

in any

form

or by any

means. electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, for any

purpose other than the

purchasefs

personal use without the written permission

Magellan Systems Corporation.

Magellanm

and GPS NAV

1000Mn*

are the trademarks

Magellan Systems

Corporation.

PaIt

22-200154330

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