Eagle ULTRANAVGPS User manual

UltraNavGPS
INSTALLATION ANDOPERATION
INSTRUCTIONS
LITHO INU.S.A. 988O106-61 EAGI F:1 TM
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Copyright ©1991, Eagle Electronics. Allrights
reserved.
WARNING!
USETHISGPS RECEIVER ONLY AS ANAID TONAVIGATION. A
CAREFULNAVIGATORNEVERRELIESONONLYONEMETHODTO
OBTAINPOSITION INFORMATION.
CAUTION
ThisGPS receiver, (like all GPSnavigation equipment) will show the
shortest,
mostdirect
path
toa
waypoint. It providesnavigationdatatothe
waypoint regardlessofobstructions. Therefore,
the
prudentnavigatorwill
not
only
take
advantage ofallavailable navigationtoolswhen travellingto
a
waypoint,
butwillalsovisually checktomakecertaina
clear, safepath
tothewaypoint isalways available.
NOTICE!
Asofthiswriting,the
DepartmentofDefense (DOD) hasnotdeclaredthe
GPSnavigation system asoperational. Thesystemisstill ina
testing
phase. Satellites canbeturnedoffor accuracy
canbedegradedatwillby
thesystemoperators. Remember thattheUitraNavGPS, orany GPS
receiverisonlyasaccurateasthe
systemit'susing.
Features and
specifications subject tochange
withoutnotice.
Alldisplayscreensinthismanual aresimulated.
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NOTES: SONAR TABLEOFCONTENTS
INTRODUCTION.
MOUNTING .
POWER CONNECTIONS .2
GPSMODULE INSTALLATION 3
SURFACE MOUNT-w/REAR ACCESS 4
SURFACE MOUNT/oREARACCESS 4
POLEMOUNT 5
TRANSDUCER CONNECTIONS 6
KEYBOARDBASICS 6
DISPLAY 8
SONAROPERATION 9
AUTOMATIC 9
SENSITIVITY 9
GRAYLINBTh 11
RANGE 12
AUTOMATIC 12
MANUAL 12
ZOOM 13
AUTOMATIC 13
MANUAL 14
MENUS 14
SONARMENU-PAGE1 15
CI-IARTSPEEO 15
FISHID 16
ALARMS 17
FISHALARM 17
ZONEALARM ID
DEPTHALARMS 19
AUDIOALARM ON/OFF 20
SONAR MENU-PAGE 2 21
CHART CURSOR 21
FASTRAK 22
SOKARMENU-PAGE3 22
SELECTDIGITALDISPLAYS 22
SELECTDIGITALSIZES 23
SONARMENU-PAGE 4 24
SELECTUNITSOFMEASURE 24
BACKLIGHTS 25
PRESET 25
SONAR MENU-PAGE 5 26
SPEAKER VOLUME 26
DISPLAYCONTMST 26
MEMORY SAVE 26
SONAR MENU-PAGE 6 27
DIGITAL SONAR 27
SONAR MENU-
PAGE 7 27
NOISE REJECTION 27
ASP 28
SCC 29
SONAR MENU-
PAGE 8 30
DISPLAYZONEBAR 30
DISPLAYZOOMBAR 30
TRANSDUCER CONE ANGLES SI
SIGNALINTERPRETATION 32
FISHARCHES 33
SERVICE INFORMATION 35
TROUBLESHOOTING 35
ELECTRICAL NOISE 37
GPSOPERATION 39
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NOTES: INTRODUCTION
TheUltraNavGPSrepresentsoneofthebestvalues in
sportlishing
sonar
today. It rivals other sonar unitscostingmuch morein features and
performance. With its menus, the UltraNavGPS offers easy-to-use
operationatthetouchofabutton.Thescreenshowstheunderwaterworld
withhighresolution anddetail. TheUltraNavGPS alsodisplaysdigital
depth, boatspeed, surface watertemperature, and distancetravelled
(distance log) iftheoptional
speed/temperature sensor (model ST-T)is
attached.
Although
the UltraNavGPS has many featuresandfunctions, the"soft
key"
menu
system
makes iteasy touse. Aboveall, don'tbeafraidtotry
differentfeaturesandfunctionsontheunit.Youcan'thurtitby pressing
buttons!
Readthismanual andtakeitwith
you
the
firstfewtimes
youuse your
unit.
Itmakesa
great
referenceshould
youneed it. Themore you
knowwhen
youget
tothe
water,
themore
yourUItraNavGPScandoforyou!
MOUNTING
Install the UltraNIavGPSin any convenient location, providedthereis
clearancebehindtheunitwhenitistiltedforthebest
viewingangle.Holes
inthebracket baseallowwoodscreworthrough-boltmounting. You
may
needtoplace a
piece
ofplywoodonthebackofthinfiberglasspanels to
secure themounting hardware. Make certain there is enough room
behindtheunittoattach thepower andtransducercables.
Thesmallest holethatwillpass onepower ortransducer
plugisoneinch.
Aftertheholeis
drilled,
passthe
transducerconnector
upthroughthe
hole
first,thenpassthepower
cabledownthrough it.
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Afterthecables havebeenrouted,filltheholewitha
goodmarine sealing
compound. Offsetthebrackettocoverthehole. Routethepower
cable
through
theslotandbreakoutoneoftheotherslots inthebracketforthe
transducercable.
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NOTCHES SLOT
POWER CONNECTIONS
ThetJltraNavGPSworksfromatwelve-volt
battery systemonly. Forthe
bestresults,attachthe
power
cable
directlyto
the
battery.
Youcanattach
the
power
cabletoanaccessoryorpower
buss,
however
youmay
have
problems
withelectricalinterference. Therefore,it'ssafertogo
aheadand
attachthepowercabledirectly tothe battery. Ifthecableisnot long
enough, splice
#18gauge wireontoit.Attachthein-linefuseholdertothe
red leadasclosetothepower source as possible. For
example, ifyou
have
toextendthe
power
cable
tothe
battery
orpower
buss,
attachone
end ofthefuse holder
directly
tothe battery orpowerbuss. This will
protect
both
theunitand the
power
cableintheeventofashort.
Thepowercable
hasthree
wires,red,white,andblack.Redisthe positive
lead, blackisnegative orground. Thewhite
wireisusedfortheNMEA
interface.Tousethis
feature,attacha shielded,
twisted
paircable
fromthe
autopilotorothermarine equipment'sNMEAinterfacetothewhitewireon
theUltraNavGPS'spowercable. Solderthetwisted
pairsgroundwireand
shieldwiretotheblackwireontheUltraNavGPS'spower
cable. Donot
connecttheshieldwiretotheautopilot. Seeyourautopilot's manual for
more
instructions. Ifyou're not
going
tousethisfeature, cutandtape the
whitewire toprevent shorts.
TheUltraNavGPS hasreverse
polarityprotection. Nodamage
willoccur
totheunitifthe
power
wiresarehooked upbackwards. However, itwon't
workuntilthewiring isconnectedproperly.
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TO
OPTIONAL
SPEED/TEMP
SENSOR
TO
OPS
MODULE
TO
AUTOPILOT OR
OTHER MARINE EQUIPMENTS
NMEAINTERFACE
AttachtheGPSmodule's cabletotheUltraNavGPS's power cable.Tags
onthecables identify boththeGPSandthe
optional speed/temperature
sensorsconnector. SeetheGPSsectioninthismanualforGPSmodule
installation.
GPS MODULE INSTALLATION
TheGPSmodulecanbeinstalled onaflat surface or(with thesupplied
adapter) on a pole. Mount the module in an areathat guaranteesa
clearviewoftheskyatalltimes. Inorderforthemoduletoreceive the
signals fromthesatellites, itmustnotbeobstructed. An ideallocation
is on acabin roof, ordeck. Thegunnels also make a good location.
Attaching thepole mounting adapter lets you installthemodule on a
one inch mast. A high location is preferred. However, for lightning
protection, theantennashouldn't bethehighest partoftheboat.
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Surface Mounting
-WithAccess
If youhaveaccess underneath themounting surface,use thegasket
furnishedwith the GPS module as a template. Mark and drill four
5.5mm(7/32") holesforthe mounting screwsand one 14 mm (9/16")
holeforthemodule's cable. Attachthecabletothemoduleand
passit
down
throughthe holeinthegasketandthemounting surface. Use
four5mm screws, flatwashers, and lockwasherstofastentheOPS
module to the mounting surface. Routethe25' GPS cable to the
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SCREW
Surface Mounting -WithoutAccess
Ifyou don'thaveaccess tothebackside ofthemounting
surface,
use
the"cleats"supplied
with the UltraNavGPS. (Note: Thisis assuming
youcan"snake" the module's cabletoalocation that isaccessable. A
holewill still need to bedrilledinthemountingsurface forthecable.)
Using thegasket as atemplate, mark anddrillthe9/16"holeforthe
cable. Attachthecabletothemodule and dropthe otherend ofthe
cable
through
thegasket anddownthehole. Placethe module onthe
gasket. Slide the"cleats" ontoeach endofthemodule and (usingthe
cleatsas templates) mark fourholesfor 5mm(#10) mounting
screws.
Drilltheholes, then replace thecleats onthemodule andfasten them
tothemounting surface with 5mm (#10) screws. Routethecableto
theUltraNavGPS.
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ULTRANAVGPSSONAR
SPECIFICATIONS
UItraNavGPSDimensions 5.875"H x7.75"Wx3.875"D
InputVoltage
Current 10-15 vDO 500 ma(lightsoff)
650 ma(lightson)
192 kHz
600watts(peak-to-peak)
75watts(RMS)
3.1"Hx2.4"W
128 Hx80W
10,240Total
ULTRANAVGPS GPSRECEIVERSPECIFICATIONS
GPSModule Dimensions 2.5"Hx4.1Wx7"D
Channels FiveParallel
Fourcontinuous forposition
Allsatellites inviewtracked
Update rate Onesecond
Accuracy Maximum accuracy
achievable with
Standard PositioningService
Position: 25metersCEP
Velocity: 0.25 meters/secRMS
Without SAPDOP.c6.0
NMEA
0183SENTENCES
RMB Minimum Recommended Sentence, Part B
RMC Minimum Recommended Sentence, Part C
GLL PresentPosition-Latitude/Longitude
APA AutopilotSteering Data
DBK Water
Depth
MTW Water
Temperature (oC)
VHW SpeedThrough Water
(MPH)
VLW DistanceTravelled/LOG (NM)
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PoleMount
First, thread the pole mounting adapteronto the mountingpole or
ratchetbase. Align thepolemounting adapter sothe module willface
thebow oftheboat. Install and tightentheset screw intothe pole
mountingadapter andtightenitsecurely. Thisshould prevent
theGPS
module fitm
unscrewing fromthe pole. Placethegasket
ontothepole
mounting
adapter. Nowattach thecabletotheGPSmodule andpass
thecable
through
the
gasket, polemounting adapter, and pole. Setthe
GPS module on topofthepolemounting adapterand alignthe four
threaded holes in the module with the holes in the pole mounting
adapter. Using thefourstainless steel5mm screwsandlockwashers
suppliedwith theUltraNavGPS, attach thepole mountingadapterto
theGPSmodule. Thiscompletestheassembly.
BOW
TAsKET
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Transmitter
Frequency
Output Power
(typical)
Size
Display
Pixels __
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TRANSDUCER CONNECTIONS
Seethetransducerowner'smanualincludedwiththeunitfortransducer
installation instructions.
KEYBOARD
Thekeyboard has
keys arrangedintwoverticalcolumns. The keys
inthe
leftcolumn areusedtoswitch theunitbetween sonar,GPS, and plotter
modes, plus menuselections. The keys intherightcolumn pertain
tothe
basicsonar functions. Themenu keyinthebottomright cornerofthe
keyboard activates thefirstmenupage.
SENS -Pressthiskeytoadjust theunit's
sensitivity and Grayline.
Toturnthesimulatoron,
pressthe
MENU
key,
then
press
the
keyadjacent
tothe"CHANGE
SETUP"label.Now
press
the
keynexttothe
'MORE"labeluntil thescreen shown below
appears.Pressthekeynexttothe
"SIMON"
label. The simulatormode starts immedi-
ately. Toturnthesimulator
off, eitherpress
and hold theOFFkeyor repeattheabove
stepstogetthemenu
shownbelow. Thelabel
now reads "SIM OFF". Press thekeyadja-
centtothat label.
TIMEFORMAT
TheUltraNavGPS' time format canbeeither
12hour(AM orPM) or24 hour(2:00 pm =
14:00). Whentheunit isfirst turned on, or
afterit'spreset, thetimeformatis12hour. To
changeto 24 hourformat, press
the MENU
key, then press the key adjacent to the
"CHANGESETUP" label.Nowpressthe
key
nexttothe"MORE'labeluntilthe
"24HOUR"
label
appears. Pressthe key
nexttothatlabel.
The UitraNavGPS will showthetime in 24
hourformatonallscreenswithatime
display.
To switchbackto12hour
format, repeatthe
abovesteps.
Themenunowsays"12HOUR
ON". Pressthekeyadjacent tothatlabelfor
12hourformat. 1
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SELECT
UNITS OF
MEflSUF'.E
4 TURN
BACKLI'3HT
OH ____
F11JRE
RANGE
-
Thiskeylets
youadjust
the
range
whentheunitisinthemanual
mode.
ZOOM -TheUltra
givesyou2Xand 4Xzoom capability
withthiskey.
AUTO
-Thisturnstheautomatic feature offandon.
ALARM -Activateand adjust thealarmsthrough
thiskey.
MENU -Press thiskeyto show themenus and gainaccess to most
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SONAR
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PLOTTER
WAVEr
SAVE
WAVPT
RECALL
CLEAR
OFF
CLE'F:
I.
F1ORE
SENS
RANGE
ZOOM
AUTO
ALARM
MENU
ON
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GPSMODULESELF-TEST
ThisfeatureteststheGPSmoduleandreturnsa
special
code. Thiscode
isofinterest onlytotheservicedepartment. However, theUltraNavGPS
interprets this code and displaysa status message, either "MODULE
PASSED"or"MODULE FAILED". Thecurrentsoftwareversion number
alsoappears atthebottomofthescreen. Contactthe factory customer
service
department ifthemodule failstheselftest.
To usetheself test feature, presstheMENU key, then pressthekey
adjacent
tothe'CHANGESETUP" label. Nowpress thekeynexttothe
"MORE"labeluntilthemenus shown belowleftappear. Finally,press the
keyadjacent tothe"PERFORM GPSMODULE SELFTEST' label. The
screen below rightappears.
To exitfromthisscreen, press theCLEAR key.
GPSSIMULATOR
Thisfeature
placespositionandnavigation
dataonall
screens, includingthe
plotter.
Theunit
"navigates"aclosedcourse. Itshows bearinganddistance
to go,courseoverground, and otherinformation. Arecurring message
appears, alerting youtothefactthatthe
simulatormode isenabled.Don't
navigate whenthe
simulator ison!
ON -TheONkeyturnstheUltraon.
OFF- Press andHOLDtheOffkeytoturntheUltraNavGPS off.
SONAR
-This
key
switchestheUltraNJavGPS fromtheGPSmodetothe
sonar mode.
GPS- PressthiskeytoswitchtotheGPSmode.
PLOTTER -Theplotterappearswhenthiskeyis
pressed.
WAYPTSAVE -Press thiskeytosavea
waypoint.
WAYPTRECALL -Thiskeyactivatesthe
waypoint recallmenus.
Note:The
Sonar,
G
PS,Plotter,WaypointSaveandWaypoint Recall keys
arealsousedas"soft
keys"orfeatureselectkeys. Whena
menuselection
arrow
pointstooneofthese keys,the keyactivatesthemenufeature,
not
thefeatureprinted onthekey. For
example, ifyoupress
thePLOTTER
keyasshown below, the Fish IDfeature
willbeturnedoff.
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flLTITUDE
DATA
PERFORM
15PS MODULE
SELF TEST
CLEAR MORE
SELF TEST
t'J6 0000
147 FFFF
148 FFFF
149 0000
kilO FFFF
kill 0000
1412 0000
1413 0000
UPS PASSED
MODULE
SOFTWARE
VER 1. 2
ADJUST
CHART
SPEED
FISH—ID
OFF
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SONAR SENS
GPS ___________________ RANGE
PLOTrER ZOOM
WAYPT ___________________________
SAVE ________________________________ AUTO I
WAYPT
RECALL I ALARM I
CLEAR MENU
OFF ON
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<ADJI OISP
DISPLAY
-General
The lights are turned on for approximately ten secondswhen the
UltraNavGPSisfirstturnedon. Menusappear
atthesametime.Tokeep
thelightson, press thekeyadjacent tothe Lightlabel, Itcontrols the
backlightingusedonthe
displayand keyboard. If you
don'twantthe
lights
on,
waittenseconds andthelights
willautomaticallyturnthemselves off.
Themenuswillalso
disappear
aftertenseconds, or
you
canturnthemoff
by pressing
thekeyadjacent totheCLEARkey atthebottom of the
screen.
TheMetric labelatthe
top
ofthescreen worksthesame
way. Pressthe
keyadjacent totheMetriclabeltochange
the
depth
fromfeettometers.
Thisalsochanges the
temperaturedisplay
todegrees Celsius, speed to
knots, andlog
tokilometers ontheUltraNavGPs.
TheADJDisplay labellets youadjust
thedisplay's contrastforthebest
viewingangle. Pressing
thiskeygivesyou
thecontrast
adjust
menu. See
the Display Contrast sectionformoreinformation onthisfeature.
SELECTUNITSOFMEASURE
TURNBACKLIGHTON
SETSPEAKERVOLUME
ADJUSTDISPLAYCONTRAST
Thesemenusare
duplicates
oftheonesfoundinthesonarmenus. See
the
sonarsectionformoreinformation onthesefeatures.
MAN OVERBOARD
Oneof
boating's
most
terrifying eventsishavingafriend orfamily
member
falloverboard. Thissituationcanbedeadly on
anybodyofwater,freshor
salt. It'sparticularly dangerous atnight orifyou're outofsight
ofland. Of
course, thefirst thingto do isremain calm and try all standard safety
measuresto
try
andrescuethe
person. Ifyoulosesight
ofthe
person,you
canusetheUltraNavGPStoinitiate asearchpattern.
Once
you'rebackatthehelm afterinitial rescue effortshave
failed, press
theUUraNavGPS' Waypoint Quicksave key. This instantly stores your
presentpositionin memory. Now press theWaypoint Recall key. The
position youjust savedisdisplayed onthescreen. Nowpress the key
adjacenttothe
"ENTER"label. Thisrecallsthewaypointyou
stored,causing
theUltraNavGPStoshownavigation informationbacktothat
waypoint. The
Arrivalalarmwillsoundsince
you're
withinit'sradius,eitherignore itor
press
theCLEAR keytosilence it.
Using
theunitinthismannerlets
you
startasearch
pattern
forthevictim
from
aknownlocation. Switching tothe
plotter
onthe.05milerangemakes it
easiertoseeyourposition relativetotheaccidentarea.
Remember, saving
thevictimisthe
primarygoal. Try
alloptions torescue
the
person immediatelyaftertheaccidenthappens. Training
andeducation
arealso
goodaccident preventatives.TheCoastGuardhasexcellentsafety
courses. Instruct allmembers onboard yourboat onsafetyprocedures
before
leaving
thedock. Make certainallonboardknowwhattodobefore
anyemergency
occurs.
When the UltraNavGPSisfirstturned on,the
display
willappearsimilar
totheone above. Theword "AUTO" inthe
uppercenterofthedisplay
indicates theautomatic featureison. Asmall note symbol
nexttothe
"AUTO" indicatormeansthealarmspeaker
isenabled. The
digitalbottom
depth isdisplayed
immediatelybeneath theAUTOindicator.
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NMEACOMMUNICATION
The UItraNavGPS sends data out the white wire on the powercable
accordingto standanisset by the NMEA
Association). ThisallowstheUltraNavGPS _____________________
tosend
position,depth,
andnavigationinfor-
mation to"listener'
units, suchascharting
instruments, autopilots, and other marine
instruments. The UltraNavGPS uses the
following
NMEAdata
protocols:
NMEA0180
and0183. NMEAO18Osendssteeringintor-
mationonly.Itsusefulmainlyfor
autopilots.
NMEAO183 sendsdepth,position,steering,
speed, and more. In order to use this
feature,
thewhite
wireonthepower cable
mustbeconnectedtotheNMEAdata
input
onthe
otherinstrument. Seetheinstallation
section
inthismanualfor
wiringconnection
information.
Oncethe
wiringisconnected properly,theUltraNavGPS mustbetoldwhich
dataformattouse. Consulttheowner'smanual ofthe"listener"equipment
tosee whichformatitneeds. ThensettheUltraNavGPS as follows:
First,press
theMENUkey whileaGPSor
plotter
screenis
displayed.
Next,
press
the
key
nexttothe
"ChangeSetup"
label.Now
press
the
keyadjacent
tothe"More"labeluntilthe"SELECTNMEAOUTPUT" label
appears. Press
the
key
nexttothis label. Thescreenshown above appears.
Thedatalormat
currently
inuseshowsatthe
top
ofthescreen. Pressthe
keyadjacenttothedesired dataoutput. TheUltraNavGPS willreturntothe
lastused GPSor
plotter
screen,andsend NMEA dataoutthewhite
wireon
the
powercable.
PRESET
ThePreset feature returnsallsonarand GPSunitstotheiroriginalfactory
settings. Thisresets the unitsofmeasure, speaker
volume, automatic
modeonthesonar
side,displaycontrast,andmore. Thisdoesn'teraseany
waypoints orroutes, however.
To preset theunit,presstheMENU keyuntil the"PRESETUNIT" label
appears. Pressthe keyadjacentto
that
label.Themenu screen
disappears
andtheUltraNavOPS returnstotheGPS
position
screen. Allunitswillbe
returned totheir
factorysettings.
AUTOMATIC
When .the UltraNavGPS is first turned on, theAutomaticfeature is
enabled.Thisisindicated
by
theword"AUTO" atthe
top
ofthescreen.
TheAutomaticfeature adjusts the sensitivity and rangeso thebottom
signal
is
displayed
inthelower halfofthescreenatalltimes.
ToturnAutomatic
off, simply press theAUTOkey. The letters "Man"
appears, indicating
theunitisinthemanual mode. ToturnAutomatic on,
press
theAUTO
keyagain.
AUTOMATIC
MODE ON
SENSITIVITY
Thesensitivity key ontheUltraNavGPScontrolstheability
oftheunitto
pick up echoes. Alow sensitivity level excludes muchofthebottom
information, fishsignals, and other targetinformation. Highsensitivity
levelsenables
you
toseethis
detail,
but
itcanalsoclutterthescreenwith
noise. Typically, thebestsensitivity level shows agood solid bottom
signal withGrayline
and some surface clutter.
When the UltraNavGPS is in theAutomatic mode, the sensitivityis
automatically adjustedtokeepasolidbottom signaldisplayed,plusalittle
more. Thisgives itthecapabilitytoshowfishandotherdetail.
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___________ Forexample, suppose you areanchored at a location that is accurately
However, situationsoccurwhere it becomes necessary
toincrease or
decreasethesensitivity. Thistypicallyhappens when
youwishtosee
more
detail,
so anincrease insensitivity isindicated. Theprocedureto
adjust
itisthesamewhethertheunitisinthe
automatic ormanual mode.
Toadjust
the
sensitivity,press
theSENSkey.The
sensitivity adjustmenu
appears
ontheleftsideofthescreen. Theswitchforthe Graylineadjust
menu isimmediately beneath it.
Thesensitivity menuhasupand down
arrows, plusaverticalbargraph.
Thegraphgivesavisualindicationofthesensitivity level. Thenumber
abovetheuparrow alsoshows thepercentage ofsensitivity inuse.
markedon
achart. YourUltraNavGPSdisplays alongitude positionthat is
.010
degrees
lessthantheoneonthechart. Using thePositionCorrection
Factor(PCF) Offset
feature,youmaketheUltraNavGPS readthesameas
thechart. Ifyou raiseanchorand move, theUltraNavGPS will add the
change youmadetoallpositions. Thismakesitmore
closelymatchthe
datumusedby thechart. Forthis reason, you shouldbecareful when
enteringthePCFOffset. Thisissavedin memory. Itdoesnot change
when
theunitisturnedoff.
To use thePCFOffset, first subtractyour
currentposition fromthelocationonthechart
you wish to match. For example, if your
locationisN32°1
0.220',
W80°12.106'andthe
chart'sposition isN32°1
5.604',
W080°1
2.714',
thentheposition offsetisN00°05.384',
W 00°00.608'. Press theMENU key, then
press the key adjacent to the 'CHANGE
SETUP"label. Now
press
the
keyadjacentto
the "MORE"label until the "ENTER PCF
OFFSET"labelappears. Pressthe
keyadja-
centtothatlabel. Thescreenshown atright
appears. r
Nowenterthedifferencebetween yourposition andthechart'slocationin
latitude andlongitude. Thescreen shown below appears next.
Toincreasethe
sensitivity level,pressthekeyadjacent tothemenu's up
arrowontheleftsideoftheunit. Asyoupress the
key,themenu's bar
graph
willgrow tallerandthe
percentagewillincrease invalue. Youcan
also see thedifferenceon the chart recordas it scrolls. When the
sensitivity
isatthedesired level,release thekey.
To decreasethesensitivity level, pressthekeyadjacent tothedown
arrow.The
bargraph
andpercentagewilldecrease. Whenthe
sensitivity
isatthedesired level, releasethe
key.
When
youreach eitherthemaximum or minimum limit,thespeaker
will
soundanalerttone.
Toturnthemenus off, pressthekeyadjacent totheCLEAR key atthe
bottomleftsideoftheunit.
Press the
keysadjacent
totheN/Sor E/W
Toggle labels to switch the latitude and
longitudetosouthoreast, respectively.
When
the position at the top of the screen is
correct,
press
thekeyadjacent tothe"Fin-
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thecorrectionfactortoallpositiondisplays. ra
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CHANGING STARTUP SETFINGS
TheUItraNavGPS must beinitializedwhenit'sturnedonforthefirsttime.
This is described at the beginning oftheGPS sectionin this manual.
However,
if
youwishtochangeonlyoneofthe
parameters(such as time),
usethemenu features inthe"CHANGESETUP"
menu.Todo
this, press
theMENUkey, then
press
the
keyadjacenttothe"CHANGE SETUP"label.
Thescreen shown below appears. ______________________
Using
themenusonthisand following menu
pages, you canchange theInitial Position,
Time-Date-Time Offset, or Altitude without _____________________
affecting any
otherinitializationsetting. Allof ____________________
these menus work identically to the ones
describedintheinitialization section atthe
beginningoftheGPSsection. Afteryou
make ____________________
achange,
theunit
returnstotheGPSorplotter
screen, however. It doesn't automatically
sequencethrough theinitialization menus. ________ ________
For example, if you move a long distance
(over100 miles) with the unit off, you may
wanttoenteranewinitial
position
tohelp the
UltraNavGPSfindthecorrect
positionquicker.
PCFOFFSET
(PositionCorrection Factor)
TheGPSnavigationsystemrelieson
complex
mathematical calculationsto
determineyourposition basedonsatellitedataandotherfactors.Onefactor
istheEarth's shape. SincetheEarthisnotatruesphere, variations inthe
calculations havetobemadetoaccommodatedeviations. Tomakematters
morecomplex, noteveryone usesthe samedatatodetermine whatthe
deviationsare. The size and shape ofthe ellipsoids that are usedto
approximatetheearth'ssurfaceare improved
often.Thiscanleadtoerrors
if
yournavigationdeviceuses
oneellipsoid,while
your
chartusesadifferent
one. Thetermused forthese
ellipsoids is"datum."
Toreducetheerrorfactorbetween datum,theUltraNavGPS givesyou
the
capability tomoveor"offset"the positionshownonthe displayto
matchone
shown onthechart. Theunitadds thisoffsettoallpositiondisplays.
GRAYLINE®
GRAYLINE lets youdistinguish between strong
andweak echoes. It
"paints" gray
on
targets
thatarestrongerthan a
preset
value.Thisallows
youtotellthedifferencebetween ahard andsoftbottom. For
example,
asoft, muddy orweedy bottom returns aweaker
signalwhichisshown
withanarrowornogray line. Ahardbottom
returnsa
strongsignal
which
causesawidegrayline.
Ifyouhavetwosignalsofequalsize,onewith
gray
andtheother
without,
thenthetargetwithgray isthestrongersignal. Thishelps
distinguish
weedsfromtreesonthebottom,orfishfromstructure.
GRAYLINE® is adjustable. Since GRAYLINE® showsthe difference
between strong andweak signals, adjustingthe
sensitivitymayrequire
a
differentGRAYLINE®
level,also. Thelevelchosen by
theUltraNavGPS
at
poweron
isusuallyadequate
formostconditions. Experimentwith
your
unittofindtheGRAYLINE®setting that'sbestforyou.
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To adjust GRAYLINE
presstheSENS key. The sensitivity menu
appears inthe upper
leftsideofthe
display, while
theGRAYLlNEwitch
label
appearsimmediately beneathit. First press
the
keyadjacent tothe
"SENS GRAY" label. This changes the sensitivity adjust menu to
GRAYLINE® adjust. Now press thekey adjacent totheup arrow to
increase thegray level. Press the key adjacent tothedownarrowto
decreaseit. The
percentageofGRAYLIN
E®in
use
changes asthearrow
keys
arepressed. Thebarchartalsogives a
graphical indicationofthe
GRAYLINE®level. You cansee
thechange onthescreen (bothonthe
menuandonthechart record)as
youpressthe
keys.Afteryou've
made
theadjustmentrpress theCLEAR key toerasethemenu.
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Whenturned onforthefirst
time,
theUItraNavGPS automatically places
the bottomsignal inthelowerhalfofthe screen. This is called Auto
Rangingand is partofthe automatic function. The rangecannot be
changedmanuallywhiletheunitisinautomatic.
RANGE
- Manual
TheUltraNavGPSgivesyou controloverthe
rangewhen
it'sin the
manual
mode. Boththelowerand theupper limitareadjustable.
To
changetherange,firstmakecertaintheUItraNavGPSisinthemanual
mode. Ifnecessary, presstheAUTO
keytoswitchtothemanual mode.
Next,
press
theRANGEkey. Twoarrowsappear
in
the
lowerleftcorner
of thedisplay. These are the range adjustarrows. Pressthe key
corresponding tothe upper orlowerarrow todecrease orincrease the
range.Theavailable rangesare0-1
0,20,40,60,100,150,200,300,500,
900feet. Afterthedesired range isdisplayed, press theCLEAR keyto
erasethe
rangearrows.
MANUAL
RANGE
ADJUSTMENT
MENU
NOTE:Thedepth capability oftheUltraNavGPSdepends onthetrans-
ducerinstallation, waterand bottom conditions, andotherfactors. You
canexpect to read depths in excessof350feet inbothfreshand salt
water.
thechannel number. Azimuth isthe direction ofthesatellitefromyour
present
location. Elevation isthe
heightofthesatellite abovethehorizon.
SIGisthesignal-to-noise ratio. Thehigher the
SNR,
thebetter. Channel
statushasthreepossible modes:Idle
(-),Searching(S),
orTracking(1). If
thechannel isnot
using
a
satellite,
thenitisidleanddashedlines
appearin
the displays forthat channel. Ifit is searching forthesatellite, the (S)
appears. Onceit'slocked ontothesatellite, thenthe(T) appears. The
example
screen onthe
previous page
haschannels 1,2, and
4
tracking, 3
is
searching,
and 5isidle.
BeneaththeSatelliteInfo
display
isthelistofsatellites thatarevisablefrom
yourlocation. They
arelistedbytheirsatellitenumber.
Toexitfromthesatellite info
screen, presstheCLEAR key.
ENGINEERING SCREEN
TheUltraNavGPS letsyouviewtheDilutionofPrecisionforthe
horizontal
(HDOP), geometric(GDOP),vertical (VDOP), position (PDOP), and time
(TDOP). ThesearedisplayedontheEngineering Screen.
Toviewthisscreen, press theMENU key threetimes. Nowpress
the
key
adjacent tothe"ENG SCREEN"label. Thescreen shown belowappears.
GDOPstandsfor Geometric DilutionOf Pre-
cision. Thisisacrossingangle indicator. It
shows thecombination value of horizontal
(HDOP), vertical (VDOP), andTime (TDOP).
ThesmallertheGDOP number is, thebetter
thecrossingangles
are. TheGPS receiver
selectssatellites based
on
GDOP,thereforeit
always
triestousesatellitesthatwillresult in
good crossing angles. Thebestwaytouse
GDOPistoanticipatesystem problems. In
otherwords, ifthecrossing angles are de-
creasing, thenthesatellites couldbemoving
out of your viewingrange. Therefore, the ______________________
systemmaybecomeunusable ifmoresatel-
litesdon't appear shortly.
Abovethe GOOP display is the HDOP display. This shows the 2D,
horizontalcrossingangle. Again, thesmallerthenumber
is,thebetter
the
crossingangles
are.Typically, 1-4is
good, 5-10isfair,andanything over
10ispoor forall
displays
onthispage. TheUTCOFFSET isthedifference
between yourlocal timeandUTC (GMT).
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CDIAlarmand Range
Changing theCDIalarmalso changesthe
CDI
rangeonthe steering
screen. To change the
CDIalarmsettings,first
presstheMENUkey.
Then pressthekey adjacent to the "GPS
ALARMS"label. Thisscreen appears.
The CDI alarm adjustment menu is in the
middleofthescreen. Pressthe
keyadjacent
totheupordownarrow to increase or de-
creasetheCDIalarm. Thealarmis
adjustable
from0.0to9.9miles. r
ALARM
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OFF
Aftersetting thealarmtothedesired range, press the
keyadjacent tothe
"C.D.l.OFF"label. ThisturnstheCDIalarmon. If
youmerelywishtoset
theCDI rangewithout
using
the
alarm, leavetheCDIalarmoff.
TheCDIAlarmsounds atonewhen
your
crosstrackerroris
morethanthe
alarmsetting. Forexample, suppose theCDI alarm issetto0.1 nautical
mile. If
you
movetotheleftofcourseby
morethan0.1 nauticalmile, theCDI
alarm soundsanalerttone.
Afteryou've finishedwiththe
settings onthispage, press theCLEAR key
toreturntotheGPSscreen.
SATELLITE
INFORMATION SCREEN
TheSatelliteInformationscreenshowstechnical dataabout each satellite
in
the
viewing range. Upto5satellitescanbeused by
theUltraNavGPSat
onetime.Toviewthesatellitedata,pressthe _____
MENU key two times,then press thekey
adjacent
totheSATELLITE INFOSCREEN.
Thescreen shown atrightappears.
Thisscreen showsthe
followinginformation: _________________
channel
number(CH),satellitenumber
(SAT), _________________
azimuth
(AZ),elevation (EL),signal-to-noise _________________
ratio (SIG), channel status and visiblesatel-
lites.
TheUltraNavOPS
hasafive-channelreceiver. _________________
Thechannelnumberappearsatthe
display's
ZOOM
Enlarging or"zooming"thepicture is acommonmethodusedtoshow
small detailand fishsignals. TheUltraNavGPS givesyoutwodifferent
zoom sizes, plusasplitscreen zoom option. Thezoomoperation and
adjustment isdifferent in
theautomatic andmanual modes.
ZOOM -AUTOMATIC MODE
Tozoomthe
display
intheautomaticmode,
first
press
theZOOM
key. All
targets
onthe
display
are enlargedfour
timesnormalsizeautomatically.
Themenus shown below alsoappear.
Pressing the keyadjacent tothe"2X14X"labelswitches
echoes between
twotimesandfourtimestheirnormalsize.
Toswitchbetween the
split
screenzoomandfullscreen zoom,press
the
keyadjacent tothe"SPLIT/FULL"label. Thescreen instantlysplitsinto
twosections. Alltargets ontheleftareshown atfour
timesthesizeofthe
onesontheright. Ifyou
switchtothe2Xzoommode, echoesontheleft
sideofthescreenareshownattwicethe
sizeastheonesonthe
right. The
echoesthatscroll acrossthescreen arethe
exactsameechoesonboth
sidesofthescreen. They'resimplyenlargedontheleftside.Thisfeature
tracks the bottom, keeping it on the display at all times, when the
automatic featureison. Once
you've
setthezoomas desired,press
the
CLEAR keytoerase themenus.
Press the RANGE keytoturnthezoom featureoff.
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ZOOM -MANUALMODE
When
youpress
thezoom
keywhitetheunitisin
themanual mode, the
screenshownbelow
appears. Theunitisautomaticallyplaced inthe4X
zoommode. Fora2X
zoom,simplypress
the
keyadjacent tothe2X/4X
label. For a
split
screenzoom,pressthe
keyadjacent
totheSPLIT/FULL
label. Remember,theUttraNavGPSwon'ttrackthebottom
signat white
it'sinthemanual mode.
Toadjustthezoom,pressthekey
adjacenttotheADJUST
label.Ascreen
similartotheoneontherightappears. Azoombarandadjust
arrows
appear
onthescreen. Theechoesontheleftside ofthescreenarethe
onesthatappear betweenthe
top
andthebottomofthezoombar. Press
the
keysadjacenttothearrowstomovethezoombar
upordown.Asyou
adjust
thezoom
bar,
theechoesmoveontheteftsideofthescreen atthe
sametime.Thezoomadjust
menuswitl
automaticattyclearafewseconds
afteryou'vepressed thelastkey.
MENUS
The UltraNavGPS uses menus extensivety to guideyou through the
functionsandfeaturesoftheunit. Themenu keyaccesses many ofthese
features, allowing you
tocustomize theunittoyourparticular needsand
waterconditions. Although youmayhavetoleaveonemenu and enter
anothertoreachthedesired function,allyouhavetodois
press
themenu
keytosetectthenextmenu. Ifyouever
get
lostina
menu, simplypress
ERASING AROUTE
Toerasearoute, press theMENUkeyuntilthe"ROUTES"labelappears,
then
press
the
keynexttothatlabel.Theroute
selection screen shownon
the
previous pageappears. Press
the
keys
adjacentto
the"UP"or"DOWN"
labelstoviewadifferentroute number. Whenthedesiredrouteshows on
the
display,press
the
keyadjacenttothe"SELECT"label.Theroute
menu
screen shown inthe middle oftheprevious page appears. Toerase the
setected route, pressthekeyadjacenttothe"ERASE ROUTE" label.The
UltraNavGPS returnstothelast used GPSorplotterdisplay. Theroute is
now erased frommemory.
CANCELNAVIGATION
Tostop theUttraNavGPS from
navigating onarouteortoa waypoint, use
theCancelNavigationfeature. Todo
this,simplypressthe
MENU keyuntil
the"CANCELNAV"tabelappears. Now
pressthekey
adjacenttothat
label.
TheUltraNavGPSimmediatelystopsshowingnavigation informationtothe
waypoint. Itatsocancelstheroute, ifitwasin use.
GPSALARMS
TheUltraNavGPS hastwoGPSalarms. Oneisanarrivalalarmthatsounds
when
you
comewithina
preset
distancetoa
waypoint. TheotherisaC.D.
I.
alarmthatsoundswhen
youmoveoffcoursemorethanthealarm's
setting.
ARRIVALALARM
Thearrival alarmsoundsatonewhen
yourposition iswithintheatarm's
radiusofawaypoint. For
example,thealarm sounds if
youcomewithin.1
nautical mitesofarecatled
waypointif
thearrivalalarm'ssetting
is.1nautical
mile.
To
adjust
thearrivalatarm,pressthe MENUkey, then
pressthekeyadjacent
to the GPS ALARMS label. The screen
shownbelowappears. WhentheUItraNavGPS
isturnedonforthefirst
time,
thearrivalalarm
is
preset
to.1 nautical
mite. Toincrease the
arrivalatarmradius,press
the
keyadjacentto
the +arrow. Todecreasethealarm radius,
press
thekeyadjacent tothe-arrow. Press
the
keyadjacent
tothe
"ARRIVAL OFF"label
toturnitoff.
PresstheCLEARkeytoexitthealarmmenu.
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FOLLOWING AROUTE
Tofollowa route, press theMENU keyuntil
the"ROUTES" labelappears,theqpress the
keynexttothat label. Thescreen shown at
right appears. This is the routeselection
menu. Theroutenumberappears atthe
top
ofthescreen. Waypoints storedintheroute
show in the box immediately beneath the
routenumber. Pressthe
keysadjacenttothe
"UP"or "DOWN" labels to view a different
routenumber. Whenthedesiredrouteshows
onthe
display, pressthekey adjacenttothe
"SELECT'label.
Thescreenshownatright
appears. Totravel
forward
through theroute(i.e.,fromthefirst
waypoint
onthelisttothe
last), pressthe key
nexttothe"RTEFORWARD"label. Totravel
backward through theroute, press thekey
adjacent tothe"RTE BACKWRD"label. The
screenshownbelowappears. Nowselectthe
starting waypoint. Ifthefirstwaypoint onthe
lististheone
youwishtotravelto first,simply
press
the
keyadjacentto
the"SELECT"label.
However, ifyou
wishtostart with awaypoint
in the middle of the route, press the key
adjacent to the"UP"or "DOWN" labels to
movethrough
the
waypointlist. Whenthebox
surrounds thedesired startingwaypoint near
thetop
ofthe
screen, pressthekeyadjacent
tothe"SELECT" label. The UltraNavGPS
returns
tothelast usedGPSorplotter screen
showing navigationdatatothefirstwaypoint
intheroute. After
youarriveatthat waypoint,
theUltraNavGPSwillautomaticallyswitchto
thenextwaypoint intheroute. Thisrepeats
untilyou've travelled toallofthe
waypoints in
theroute.
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the key adjacent totheCLEAR label. Thereare eight sonar menus
accessible with the menukey. Themenu keyshowsdifferent
menus,
depending onwhichmodetheunitisin. For example, itasonarscreen
isshowing, pressing themenukey willshowthefirstsonarmenu screen.
If
theplotter screen isshowing, pressingthemenu keydisplays thefirst
plotter
menu screen.
SONAR MENU -PAGE 1
CHARTSPEED
Therateechoes scroll acrossthescreen iscalled thechartspeed. It's
adjustable by
firstpressingthemenu key,then
pressingthe keyadjacent
tothe"ADJUST CHARTSPEED"label.Thechart
speed menuappears
ontheleftsideofthescreen. Increasethechart
speed
bypressing the
key adjacent totheuparrow ordecreaseitbypressing thekeyadjacent
tothedownarrow. Thepercentageofchart
speed in use changes
asthe
arrow
keysarepressed. Thebarchart also gives
a
graphical
indication
ofthechartspeed. You canseethechange onthescreen(both onthe
menuandonthechartrecord)asyoupress the
keys. After you've
made
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the adjustment, press the key adjacent totheCLEAR
keytoerase the
menu.
Tostopthechart, press thekeyadjacent tothe"STARTSTOP" label.
Repeat thissteptostart
thechart again.
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SONARMENU -PAGE 1
FISH 1.0.
TheFish1.0.featureidentifies
targets
thatmeetcertainconditionsasfish.
Themicro-computer analyses allechoesandeliminatessurface clutter,
thermoclines, andother
signalsthatareundesirable. Inmostinstances,
remainingtargets
arefish. TheFish 1.0. featuredisplayssymbolsonthe
screeninplace oftheactualfishechoes.Therearefourfishsymbolsizes:
tiny,small,medium,and large. Theseareused
todesignatetherelative
sizebetween
targets.Inotherwords, itdisplaysasmall
fishsymbol when
itthinksa
targetisasmall fish, amediumfishsymbol
ona
largertarget,
etc.
The micro-computer is sophisticated, butit canbe fooled. It cannot
distinguish between fishandothersuspendedobjects
suchastrotlines,
turtles,submergedfloats,airbubbles,etc.Individualtreelimbsextending
outwards fromagroupof limbs isthe hardest object
forthe Fishl.D.
featuretodistinguish fromfish. You mayseeFish1.0.symbols onthe
screenwhen
actually, therearenofish. Practicewiththeunitin boththe
Fish I.D. modeandwithouttobecomemore familiar
with the Fish ID.
feature.
I
db
WhentheUItraNavGPSisturnedon,theFishl.D.featureisautomatically
turned
on,
also.ToturntheFishl.D.featureoff,press
themenukey, then
press
the
keyadjacent
tothe'TurnFish-IDOff"label.Or
press
theAUTO
key. ThisturnstheFishID.featureandautomatic offatthesametime.
ToturntheFish1.0.featureon
again,firstpressthe
menukey.Next,press
.1
Now
press
the
key
nexttothe
"EDITROUTE"
label. Thescreen shown below right ap-
pears. Thisisthewaypoint selection menu.
Thisletsyouchoosewhich
waypoints areto
beplaced in
yourroute. Thefirst waypoint's
numberand location
appears inthecenterof
thescreen. UsethekeysadjacenttotheUP
and DOWN arrows to move through the
waypoint list. Toadd a waypointtotheroute,
simply press the key adjacent to the "SE-
LECT"label.
IMPORTANT!
Youmustselect
waypoiñts intheorderthey're
to be used in the route. In otherwords,
suppose you want a routethat consists of
waypoints 1,3,and5. But youwishtotravel
to3first, then
1,andfinally
5. Inthis
case,you
mustselect
waypoint 3,1,and 5
inthatorder
when
creating
theroute.
As each waypoint is selected, ft's number
appearsbeneaththeroutenumber inthe
box
nearthetopofthescreen. Afterall ofthe
waypoints
havebeenselected, press
thekey
nexttothe"EXIT"label.Thisstoresyour route
in memory.
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