Lowrance 1000 User manual

GlobalMap 1000
INSTALLATION ANDOPERATION
INSTRUCTIONS
LITHO INU.S.A. 988-0134-00 •eL0wRANcEELECTRONICS, INC.
12000 E.SKELLYDR., TULSA,
OK74128
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WARNING!
USE THIS MAPPING UNIT ONLYAS AN AID TO NAVIGATION. A
CAREFUL
NAVIGATORNEVER RELIESONONLYONEMETHODTO
OBTAINPOSITION INFORMATION.
Thebackground maps builtintothisunitarenotintended fornavigation.
Theaccuracy ofthese
mapshasnotbeenverified.Themapsarederived
fromU.S.Governmentsourceswhich rely
onground andaerial surveys
andsatellitedata. Sincetherecan be inaccuracies inthedataused to
createthe
mapandthe
mapsresolution,and positioninaccuracies inthe
navigation system, youshouldusecautionwhen
using
thisproduct.
CAUTION
When
showing navigation
datatoa
position(waypoint), thisunitwillshow
the shortest, mostdirect path to thewaypoint regardless ofobstacles.
Therefore, the prudent navigator will not only take advantage of all
available navigation toolswhentravelling to a waypoint, but will also
visually
checktomakecertaina
clear, safe pathtothe waypoint isalways
available.
NOTICE!
Asofthiswriting, the
DepartmentofDefense(DOD) hasnotdeclaredthe
GPS
navigation systemoperational.The
system
isstillina
testingphase.
Satellites canbeturned offor accuracy canbedegraded atwill bythe
systemoperators.Remember this if you use a GPS receiver as the
positioninput
tothe
GlobalMap 1000.
C-MAFI CMAPTM
The CMAPTM database is not intended as a replacement of official
nauticalchartswhich arerequiredforsafenavigation.
Copyright®
1993Lowrance Electronics, Inc.
All rights reserved.
Allfeaturesandspecificationssubject
tochange withoutnotice.
Allscreensinthismanual are simulated.
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NOTES: TABLEOFCONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
MOUNTING
BRACKET MOUNT
IN-DASH MOUNT 2
POWER CONNECTIONS 3
DATA INPUTANDOUTPUTCONNECTIONS 4
DGPS BEACON RECEIVER 7
MAPLINKIM 10
LOWRANCE GPSMODULE INSTALLATION II
KEYBOARD 14
GE1TING STARTEDINITIALIZATION 15
DGPSSETUP 16
LOWRANCELGC-1 GPSMODULE 17
COLDSTART 19
LGC-1 GPSMODULETEST 19
MAPPING/NAVIGATION/STEERING DISPLAYS 20
MAP SCREEN 21
MAPPING OPTIONS 23
CARTRIDGE SWITCH 25
C-MAPSETUP 25
CURSOR 26
TRAIL PLOTTER 27
EVENT MARKER 29
NAVIGATION SCREEN 31
STEERING SCREEN 32
CDI.
RANGE 33
SATELLITEJDGPS INFORMATIONSCREEN 33
CUSTOMIZE SCREENS 35
WAYPOINT NAVIGATION 37
HOW TOSAVEAWAYPOINT 37
QUICKSAVE METHOD 37
VIEWANDSAVE METHOD 37
EDITING AWAYPOINT 38
WAYPOINT SYMBOLS 39
GOTOAWAYPOINT 40
CANCEL NAVIGATION 40
ERASE AWAYPOINT 41
WAYPOINT DISPLAY 41
ROUTES 42
CREATING AROUTE 42
NAMEAROUTE 42
WAYPOINT SELECTION 43
REMOVEAWAYPOINT 46
EDITWAYPOINT 46
ERASEAROUTE 46
FOLLOWINGAROUTE 47
GPSALARMS 49
ARRIVAL ALARM 49
XTE
(CROSS TRACK ERROR)ALARM 50
ANCHOR ALARM 50
PERPENDICULAR ALARM SI
NMEA OUTPUT SI
UNITS OFMEASURE 52
CONTRAST, VOLUME, ANDLIGHT ADJUSTMENT 53
MANOVERBOARD 53
DATIJMS 55
PCF
(Position Correcllon Factor) 56
POSITION FILTER 58
PRESET 58
GPSSIMULATOR 58
LAST-MINUTE CHANGES 59
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6. TRAILPLOT
Ifyou turnthe
plot
trail
recording
off,(usingtheTrail
Recordingfunction
on the "Mapping Setup" menu) thentheGlobalMap 1000 will stop
plottingyour
trail.However,itwillshowyour trailonthe
mapuptothe
point
that
youturned itoff.
7. TRAILPLOT
Thereisamaximumof2000dotsavailabletoplota
trail.
8. EVENTMARKER
PressingtheEVENT MARKERkeytwice
puts
thelastusedmarkerat
yourpresent positionoratthecursor position
ifit'sdisplayed.
9. EVENTMARKER
Youcan'teraseeventmarkersfromthe
displaywhen it'sinthe"course-
up"mode.
10.The storagetemperature foryour unitisfrom -4 degrees
to +167
degrees
Fahrenheit (-20to÷75 degreesCelcius). Extended storage
temperatureshigher
orlowerthan specified willcausethe
liquidcrystal
displaytofail. Neither thistypeoffailure norits consequences are
coveredby the warranty. Formoreinformation, consultthefactory
customerservice
department.
INTRODUCTION
The GlobalMap 1000 isa high quality, wide screen mapping unitwith
performancethatissecondtononeinitsclass. Using menufeaturesand
"soft-key"operation,the GlobalMap1000isalsooneoftheeasiest-to-use
products
that Lowrance haseverbuilt.Itsets newstandardsinmapping
versatility
and
performance bycombiningabuilt-inreference map(back-
groundmap)
withthe
ability
toreadmappingcartridges(requiresoptional
MapLinkTM cartridgereader.)The
displayandkeyboardarealsolighted
for
nightoperation.
The GlobalMap 1000's built-in background map includes virtually the
whole
world,however,over7o%
ofthe
map's
detailisin
the
48-contiguous
states,HawaD, andsouthernCanada.If
youinstallthe MapLink cartridge
reader,the
GlobalMap1000can displayhighlydetailedchartsavailableon
C-Map cartridges, covering mostcoastalareasaround theworld.Inthe
future,
Lowrancewill alsohavecartridges
availablethatcover
many
inland
areas.
MOUNTING -BracketMount
Installthe
GlobalMap 1000 in any
convenient location, provided thereis
clearance behindtheunitwhenitistiltedforthebest
viewingangle. Holes
inthebracket baseallowwoodscreworthrough-bolt mounting.You
may
needtoplace a
piece
ofplywoodonthebackofthinfiberglass panels to
secure
the
mountinghardware.Makecertainthereis enough
roombehind
theunittoattachthepower and MapLinkcables (ifused).
Thesmallest holethatwillpass
the
powerplugisone inch.Afterthehole
isdrilled, pass theMapLink connector upthrough theholefirst (ifused),
then
passthepowercable
downthrough it.
60
Afterthecables havebeen routed,filltheholewith a
good marine sealing
compound. Offsetthebracket tocoverthehole. Route the powerand
MapLink cables through theslot in thebackofthebracket.
SLOT
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IN-DASHMOUNTING Toturnthesimulator on,presstheMENUkeytwotimes.Now pressthe
The GlobalMap 1000 canbe installed in thedashwith the supplied
hardware ifthedash is1/2"thickorless. Determiningthedashthickness
canbedifficult, however, ifyouremoveagauge fromthedash,youcan
easily
measurethethickness.Trythisinanareathat'sclosetothelocation
thatyou wishtoinstalltheunit sincethethickness can
varysignificantly
insomeboats.Makecertainthereisclearance behindthedashfortheunit
and thereisenough roomtotightentheboltsonboth sidesoftheunit.
.400"radius
(4places)
7,625'
T
"
DASHCUTOUT
'—
Once
you've
determinedthelocationfortheunit,
cutthehole
according
to
the
drawing
shownabove.Measure carefully before
cuttingl
After
cutting
the
dash,
place
the
gasketsuppliedwiththe
GlobalMap 1000aroundthe
unitand
place
theunitinthehole.
Suppliedwiththe GlobalMap 1000are rubber pads, bolts, washers,and
camclampstoattachittothedash. Peeltheadhesive
backing offthe
rubber
pads
andplaceoneoneachside oftheunitin the
locationwhere
thecam
clamp
willtouch thebackside ofthedash.Usingthe
hardware
supplied
withthe
unit,
attachtheunittothedash.Lookingatthebackofthe
unit,makecertainthatthecam
clamp
ontheleftsideoftheunitispointing
downandthecamclamponthe
right
sideoftheunitis
pointingupbefore
youstart tightening thebolts.
[ LOWRANCJ
GO 1
key nexttothe"Simulator" label. Thescreen clearsand thesimulator
beginsoperation. Toturnthesimulatoroff,either repeattheabovesteps
orturntheunitoff.
1. C-MAP
LASTMINUTE CHANGES &ERRATA
TheGlobalMap1000won't
operateinthecourse up
modewhentheC-
MapTMbackgroundmap
isin use.
2. C-MAP
Buoys and other naviga-
tional aids have additional
information available when
using a C-MAP cartridge.
Toviewthisdata, movethe
cursorontop ofthedesired
symbol,as shown at right.
Now
pressthe
ENT
key.
The
screen shown below ap-
pears. An information box
showsonthe
screen, giving
information about the se-
lectedsymbol.Toerasethis
message
box,
press
theCLR Iiuforriation
3. ROUTESandWAYPOINTS
Ifanasterisk
*appearsnext
to a waypoint in the list of
waypointsused in a route,
then that waypoint has
changed
sinceitwasadded
toa route. For example, if
you usewaypoint number
one in a routeand laterchange the waypoint's location, then the
GlobalMap1000willplaceanasterisknexttothe waypoint'snumberin
theroutelist.Thisalerts
you
toany
change madeto anywaypointused
in aroute, includingname, symbol,and
position.
4. CURSOR
Thecursorisnot availablewhenthemap isin the"course up" mode.
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key.
BOLT
RUBBER PAD
CAM CLAMP
(TURNED DOWN)
RUBBERPAD
BOLT
CAM CLAMP
(TURNED UP)
CLR to Benouc
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POSITION FILTER
No matter what kind of __________________
radionavigation input you're
using
withthe
GlobalMap1000, ___________________
"jitter"
orsmall
position
changes ______________ ______
willshowon thedisplay even
when you're not moving. For ______________________________
example, theGPSmoduleor _____ ____
antennaismountedhigh above
the
deck,positionchanges
will ______________________________
occuras the boat rolls in the ____________________________
waves.The position filterwill
average the jitter,showing asmoother position
and navigation display.
(The jitteraffectsnot only theposition, butall otherdisplays including
courseover
groundandspeedoverground.)Therearethree
settings:off,
low,and
high. Whenthe
GlobalMap
1000isfirstturnedonorispreset, the
filteristurned
off.Tosetthe
filter, presstheMENU key
twice.Thescreen
shownaboveappears.Now
press
the
keynexttothe"Filter"labeluntilthe
checkmarkisonthedesired
setting.Press
theCLR
key
toexitthisscreen
and putyourchange intoeffect.
PRESET
Thepreset feature returnsallofthe
GlobalMap'ssettingstotheir
original
factorysettings.
Thisresetstheunitsof
measure,speakervolume, display
contrast, and more.However, this doesn'terase any eventmarkers,
waypoints
orroutes.
Topreset
theunit,press the MENU key twotimes.Thescreen shown
aboveappears. Nowpress thekeynexttothe°PresetUnitto Factory
Settings" label.Amessageappears,warning you
thatthiswillpreset the
unit.Pressthe ENT to preset the unitortheCLRkey to exit without
presetting. If you
press
theENT
key,themenu screen disappearsandthe
GlobalMap 1000 returnstothe mappingscreen. Allunitswillbereturned
totheir
factorysettings.
SIMULATOR
The GlobalMap 1000 hasasimulator feature that shows yourpresent
position travelling a preset course fromMiami, Florida. All navigation
features
oftheunit
operate, also.Arecurringmessage appears alerting
youthatthesimulator mode is enabled. DON'TUSETHISUNIT FOR
NAVIGATION WHEN THESIMULATORISOPERATING!
POWER CONNECTIONS
The
GlobalMap 1000worksfromatwelve-volt batterysystem.
Forthebest
results,attach thepowercable directlytothe battery.Youcanattachthe
power cableto an accessory or power buss, however
you mayhave
problemswithelectrical interference.
Therefore,it'ssaferto go
aheadand
attachthe
powercabledirectlyto
the
battery.Ifthecableistooshort,splice
#18
gauge
wireontoit. The
powercablehas
four
wires; red,black,green,
andwhite.Red isthe positive lead, black is negative orground. Make
certaintoattachthein-linefuseholdertotheredleadasclosetothe
power
sourceaspossible.For
example,if you
havetoextend the
power
cableto
the
battery
or
power
buss,
attachoneendofthefuseholder
directly
tothe
battery
orpower buss.Thiswillprotectboth the
unitandthe
power
cable
in theeventofashort. TheGlobalMap1000 uses
a
3-amp
fuse.
IMPORTANT!
Do notusethisproduct
withouta3-ampfusewired intothepowercable!
Failure tousea
3-amp
fusewillvoidyourwarranty.
TO
NMEA 0183
VERSION2.0
INTERFACE
TO
LOWRANcF
GPSMODULE
TOP'CONNECTOR
ONGLOBALMAP 1000
TO
NMEA0180or
0183
58 3
Customtize Display
a-
Units Of fleasure
)attut Translations
Filter 10FF OLOW aHigh
Sinulator a ON 10FF
Preset Unit To FactorySettings
—a
More
VERSION 1.5
INTERFACE
GlobalMap1000 POWER CONNECTIONS
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DATAINPUTANDOUTPUTCONNECTIONS
Inorderforthe
GlobalMap 1000toshow
position
information,itrequires
navigation datafromeithera Loran-C, Decca,or GPSreceiverthancan
sendthedatainNMEA0183version 1.5or2.0format.IftheNMEA input
isnot
used, thentheLowranceLGC-1 GPSreceivercanbeused.
Thewiring connectionsfortheNMEA 0183version 1.5aredifferentthan
theonesused
fortheNMEA0183version2.0.If
you
areusingversion1.5,
then
use
the
greenandblackwiresonthe
GlobalMap'spowercable. If you
areusing
version 2.0, thenyou'llbeusingthefourshielded wires onthe
GlobalMap's power
cable.
Ifyou'reusing the LowranceLGC-1 GPSmodule, simplyplug itscable
directly
intothein-lineconnector ontheGlobalMap's power
cable. This
sends
navigation data
directly
tothe
GlobalMap without usinganyNMEA
input.You
can,if desired,useeitherNMEAoutput
todriveanotherdevice
whileusing the LGC-1 as an input. The GlobalMap 1000 also hasthe
provisionfora
DGPSbeaconreceiverforusewiththeLGC-1GPSmodule.
TO
NMEA0183
VERSION 2.0
INTERFACE
(FOUR
SHIELDED
WIRES)
indicates whatthepossibleer-
roris. This feature should al-
waysberesettozero (0)when
finishedwiththatchart.
For
example, suppose you are
stopped at a location that is
accurately marked ona
chart.
Your unit showsa longitude
position that is .010 degrees
lessthantheone onthechart.
Using the Position Correction
Factor
(PCF)Offset
feature,you
maketheunitreadthesameasthe
chart.
Ifyou move, theunit will continuously add thechangeto all position
displays.Thismakes itmore closelymatchthedatumusedby
thechart.
Forthisreason,you
shouldbecarefulwhen
entering
thePCFoffset.This
offsetissavedinmemory. Itdoesn't change whentheunitisturned off.
However, aPreset does erasethePCFfactor.
TosetthePCF
factor,
first
presstheMENUkey
twotimes, thenpress the
keynexttothe"Datum Translations label. Finally, press
thekeynextto
the"PCF" labelatthebottom ofthedisplay. Thescreen shown above
appears.
Nowenterthecorrection
foryour
location.
Remember,thisisthedifference
between thelocation shown on the presentpositiondisplay and the
position shown on the chart. In thisexample, we haveentered 0 de-
grees,.012 minutes northlatitude and 0 degrees, .068 minutes east
longitude asthePCFoffset.Thatisthedifference between thepresent
position shownontheunitand ourpositionshown bythechart. Inother
words,
ourposition shown ontheunitis0.012 minutessouthand 0.068
minutes
wt
ofthepositionshown onthechart.
Afteryou'veentered thedesired offset, press thekeynexttothe"PCF
ModeONOFF"label.Thisturnsthe
FCFcorrection
factorthatyou
entered
on.Toleavethis
screen, press
theCLR
key.
Thisalsoputs
yourchanges
intoeffect.
Toturnthesechanges off, returntothisscreenand
press
the
keynextto
the"PCFModeONOFF"label.Remember,presettingtheunitalso
erases
anyPCFoffset, therebyturning itoff.
TO"P"OONNECTOR
ON
GLOBALMAP 1000
LOWRANCE
OPSMODULE
To
NMEA
0180
or
0183
VERSION 1.5
INTERFACE
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Therearetwoboxesonthe
left
side ofthescreen. Onereads
"SourceDatum,the otheris
'Display
Datum."Before
chang-
ing the Datum, you need to
knowwhich datumthe
naviga-
tionreceiversupplying position
datatotheGlobalMap 1000is
using. For example, all Low-
rance GPS receivers (includ-
ingthe LGC-1 UPS receiver)
useWOS
84;allLowranceLoran-Creceivers useWGS72.
The displaydatum box shows the datum currently displayed on the
mapping
screenbythe
GlobalMap1000. Ifthe
display
datumisdifferent
fromthesourcedatum, the
GlobalMap1000"translates"thesourcedatum
tothedisplayedone. Thisletsyoudisplaya
map usingany
datumonthe
listonthe
right
sideofthescreen.
To
change eitherthesourceor displayeddatum,
firstpress the
keyonthe
right sideofthescreen next tothedesired box
thatyouwishtochange.
Thenpress theupordown arrow keystomove highlight
thedatum
you
wishtouse.For
example, tochange thesource datum
fromWOS84to
WGS
72,
simplypressthekey
nexttothe"SourceDatum"label,then
press
thedownarrow
keyuntil "WGS72"ishighlighted.When thesource box
shows thecorrectdatum, press theENTkey. This saves thedatum
displayed inthesourcebox.
Once
youhave thedesired datums showing inboth thesource andthe
display
boxes,pressthe
CLR
key.
Thisunitreturnstothe
mapping
screen,
using
thedatums youspecified.
Thewhiteandgreen wiresareforaNMEA 0183,version
1.5interface.
TheGlobalMap 1000sendsdata tootherelectronic navigation devices
throughthewhitewireandreceivesNMEAdata
throughthe green
wire,
Ifthewhiteandgreenwires are notused, tapetheirendssothatthey
cannot short.
To connecta device totheGlobalMap 1000's NMEA 0183version 1.5
input,
attach atwistedpaircable
from
thedevice's NMEA output tothe
green and blackwires onthe GlobalMap Il'spowercable. Solder the
ground conductor of the twisted pairto the black wire on the power
cable.
Toconnectadevice totheGlobalMap 1000's NMEA 0183 version 1.5
output,
attach atwisted pair cablefromthedevice's NMEA inputtothe
whiteand blackwires onthe GlobalMap Il's powercable. Solderthe
ground conductorof thetwisted pairto theblackwire on the power
cable.Seetheotherinstrument's manualformore wiring instructions.
Thedefault forboth thesource and
displaydatums isWGS84.
PCF(Position CorrectionFactor)
Anothermethod usedtoreducetheerrorfactor between datum
iscalled
PCF,orPosition Correction Factor.Thisunitgives youthecapability to
moveor"offset"the
position
shownonthe
displaytomatchtheoneonthe
chart.TheunitwilladdthisoffsetorPCFtoallpositiondisplays
atalltimes.
Remember, theposition erroron.any radionavigation system is very
dynamic
andthePCFoffsetshouldneverbeused inan
attempttocancel
theerror.Ingeneral terms this feature should onlybeused ifyour map
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N%IEA 0183, VERSION1.5 WIRINGCONNECTIONS
Australia66
Australia84
European 5J
European 79
Geodetic 49
MAD 2? CONUS
Ord. Suruey G.ll.
Tokyo
UGS 72
UGS 84
GLOBALMAP 1000'S
POWER GABLE OTHERDEVICE'S NMEA0183, VERSION 1.5OUTPUT CABLE
BLACK
GLOBALMAP 1000RECEIVING
NMEA0183VERSION 1.5DATA
PROM ANOTHER DEVICE
GLOBALMAP 1000 OTHERDEVICE'S NMEA
0183,
POWER CABLE VERSION 1.6INPUT CABLE
BLACK
GLOBALMAP1000SENDING NMEA
0183 VERSION 1.5
DATAI
ANOTHER DEVICE
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NMEA VERSION 2.0
WIRING CONNECTION
Theshielded
red,black,white andgreenwiresareforaNMEA 0183,
version2.0interface. Thisisa
shielded, balanced lineinterface.Donot
usetheshieldonthesewires!Trimtheshield
back,
away
fromthe
splice
when
youattachwiresfromanother device tothe GlobalMap 1000.The
GlobalMap 1000sends data(transmits) toanother electronic navigation
devicethrough theshieldedwhite andgreen wiresand receives NMEA
datathrough theshieldedred andblackwires. Iftheanyofthesewires
arenotused, tape their
endssothatthey cannot
short.
Tosenddatatothe
GlobalMap 1000,connecttheotherdevice's NMEA
0183 version2.0 output totheGlobalMap's NMEA 0183version 2.0's
input(GlobalMap receivesdata)by attaching atwistedpair
cablefrom
theotherdevice'sNMEA output totheshielded redandblackwireson
theGlobalMap Ii'spowercable.
Inorder forthe
GlobalMap 1000tosend datatoanother device, connect
theotherdevice's NMEA 0183 version 2.0 inputto the GlobaiMap's
NMEA 0183version2.0'soutput(GlobalMap sends
data)byattaching
atwistedpair cablefromtheotherdevice's NMEA inputtotheshielded
whiteandgreen wiresonthe
GlobalMap il's power
cable.
Toaddthe
positionshownatthe top
ofManOverboardInformationmenu
to the waypoint table,simply pressthe key nextto the"Covert Man
Overboard to Waypoint" label. The GlobalMap 1000 will assign that
positiontothefirstavailable waypoint numberinthe waypoint table.This
waypointcan be edited the same as any otherwaypoint on the list,
includingthe
name,
symbol,and position.
Remember, repeated pressing of the Man Overboard key does not
repeatedlysave yourpresentposition!Theunit only
savesthe
position
the
first time the Man Overboard key is pressed. To save a new Man
Overboard position,youmustfirstreset ManOverboard byDressing the
key nextto the "ResetMan Overboard" labelon theMan Overboard
Information menu.
Youcannavigatetoa
waypoint usingthe
Waypoint Recallfeatureatany
time,howeverthis stops
the
GlobalMap1000fromnavigatingtotheMan
Overboard position.
Remember,saving thevictimisthe
primarygoal.Try
alloptionstorescue
the
personimmediatelyaftertheaccidenthappens.Training
andeduca-
tionarealsogood accidentpreventative.TheCoastGuardhasexcellent
safety courses. Instruct all members on board your boat on safety
procedures beforeleavingthedock.Makecertainallonboard knowwhat
todobefore
anyemergencyoccurs.
DATUMS
TheGPSnavigationsystem reliesoncomplex mathematical calculations
todetermine yourpositionbasedonsatellite dataand otherfactors. One
factoristheEarth'sshape.SincetheEarthisnotatruesphere,variations
inthecalculationshavetobemadetoaccommodatedeviations. Tomake
mattersmorecomplex, not everyone usesthesame datatodetermine
whatthedeviations are.Thesizeandshapeofthe
ellipsoidsthatareused
toapproximate theearth'ssurface are improved often. Thiscanlead to
errorsif yournavigation device usesone ellipsoid,while
your
chartuses
adifferent one.Thetermusedforthese
ellipsoids is"Datum."
Toreducetheerrorfactorbetweendatum, thisunit
givesyou
the
capability
toselectthedatumusedbytheGlobalMap 1000when
displayingthe map.
Youcanselectanewdatumfromalistorenteracorrection offsetbased
onlatitude/longitude.
To
change
the
datum,first
press
theMENUkey twotimes.Now
press
the
keynexttothe"DatumTranslations" label.Thescreenshown at thetop
of
thenext
pageappears.
WHITE TRANSMIT WIRES
GREEN\"\
GLOBALMAP 1000 —
BLACK r OTHER DEVICE'S
RED/ NMEA OUTPUT
GLOBALMAP1000RECEIVE DATAFROM NMEA
0183, VERSION 2.0ONLY
BLACK OTHER DEVICE'S
NMEAINPUT
GLOBALMAP1000
fNQ
NMEA
0183, VERSION 2.0DATATODEVICE ONLY
1ECEIVEWIRES
BLACK
RED
SENDANDRECEIVE NMEA0183VER.2.0DATA
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younavigate backtotheman 1-;—i FortheGlobalMap 1000tobothsendandreceive NMEA 0183, version
ManOverboardInformation
Onceyou'vesaved aManOver-
board position, theunitshows
navigation datatothat position
until you reset theMan Over-
board
function,
turntheunit
off, __________
or use theCancelNavigation _________
feature. _____________________
ToresettheManOverboardor
viewmoreinformationaboutit,presstheWAYPT/ROUTEkey.Now
press
the
keynexttothe"ManOverboardInformation"label.Thescreen shown
belowappears.
Yourposition, time,and date
whentheManOverboard key
was pressed showsatthetop ______________________________
of thescreen. If youwishto
saveyourpresentposition in-
stead ofthe
oneshown atthe
top
of
the
screen,pressthekey
nextto the "Save New Man
Overboard" label. Ifyou're
not
currentlynavigatingtotheMan
Overboardposition andwishto
do
so,pressthe
keynexttothe
"Navigate to Man Overboard
Location"label.The
GlobalMap
1000will
instantlyshow navigationdatato
the
position
shown atthe
topofthisscreen.
OncetheMan Overboardkeyispressed,yourpresent position issaved
inmemory. Pressingthe
keyagain
won'tsave
yourpositionagain,instead
a
warning messagewillappear.This
preventstheinadvertent lossofthe
currentMan Overboard position bysomeone accidentally pressing the
ManOverboardkey. To
resettheManOverboardfunctionwhich"arms'the
key,press
thekey nexttothe"ResetMan Overboard" labelonthemenu
shown above.
TheGlobalMap 1000 doesn'tsavethe Man Overboard position inthe
waypoint table. However,itdoessavethe
positionontheManOverboard
Informationscreen.
2.0data ,seethewiring diagram atthebottom oftheprevious page.
Remember, under no circumstances should the shields on the
GlobalMap's wiresbeconnectedtothe ground ontheotherdevice. See
theotherinstrument's manual formore
wiring instructions.
NOTE
Whenusing theshieldedwires (NMEA0183version
2.0),donotconnect
theblackwiretothebattery's
ground.
DGPS BEACONRECEIVER CONNECTIONS
If the Lowrance LGC-1 OPSreceiver is connectedto theGlobalMap
1000, a differential (DGPS) beacon receivercanalso be connected,
giving youhigheraccuracy positions in theareacovered
bythebeacon
receivers.Theunshielded green wire (used withtheNMEA version 1.5
data)on thepowercable is used for thedifferential (DGPS) beacon
receiverinput. Atthis timetwo DGPS beacon receivers can be con-
nected totheGlobalMap 1000. ThesearetheStarlinkmodel MRB-2A
and Magnavox MX-50R. Please note thatthe GlobalMap 1000 will not
send NMEA 0183data whenthe Magnavox MX-50R receiveris con-
nected.
To connectabeacon receivertotheGlobalMap 1000, attach atwisted
paircablefromthebeacon receiver's outputtothegreenand black
wires (unshielded) on theGlobalMap 1000's powercable as shown
below. Soldertheground conductor ofthetwistedpair totheblackwire
onthepower cable.
Afterthebeacon receiverisconnectedtotheGlobalMap 1000, seethe
"Input/Output Setup"
sectionforinformationonsellingthecommunica-
tionparameters fortheDGPS receiver.
GLOBALMAP 1000'S
POWER CABLE
overboardposition.
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CONTRAST ,VOLUME, andLIGHTADJUST
TheGlobalMap 1000'sdisplay
contrast,speaker
volume, and
lightbrightness
areadjustable
from the samemenu screen.
To adjust anyor all of these
features,
press
theMENUkey,
then press the key nexttothe
"Contrast,Volume, and Bright-
ness'label.
Thescreenshown
atrightappears.Threevertical
bar graphs appear on this
screen. When youfirst enter
this
screen,
thecontrastis
ready
for
adjustment. Tochangeanotherfeatureonthisscreen,simplypress
the
leftorrightarrow key tohighlightthedesiredfeature. Thenpress
the
up
or
down arrow keys to increase ordecrease thelevel. Whenyou have
everything
onthispage
adjusted as desired,presstheCLRkey
toexit.
Note:Toturnthe
lightson,simplypress
theON
keyagainafterturning
the
GlobalMap
1000 on.Toturnthe
lightsoff,press theONkeyagain.
MAN OVERBOARD
Oneof
boating'smostterrifyingevents ishavingafriendorfamily
member
falloverboard.Thissituationcanbedeadly
onanybody of
water,freshor
salt. It'sparticularlydangerousatnightorifyou're
outofsightofland.Of
course, thefirst thingto doisremain calm and try allstandard safety
measurestotry and rescuetheperson.If
you
losesight ofthe
person,you
canusethe
GlobalMap 1000tohelp
startasearch pattern.
Once
you're
backatthehelmafterinitialrescue
effortshavefailed,
press
the GlobalMap 1000's MAN OVERBOARD key. A message appears:
"NowNavigatingtoMan Over-
boardLocation".Ascreen
simi-
lartotheone atrightappears.
Your positionat the timeyou
pressed
theManOverboard
key
isshown byaboxwiththelet-
ters "MOB" inside. All digital
navigationdisplays including
Distance (DTG), Bearing ________
(BRG), Course (COG), Speed
OverGround
(SOG),andTime
ToGo(TTG) showdatathatlet N 2s041.951 w 80 12.084'.
SAMPLE WIRING DIAGRAMS
GLORALMAP 1000RECEIVING NMEA 0183, VERSION 1.5DATA FROM
NAVIGATION RECEIVER.
GREEN WIRE
GLOBALMAP 1000 RECEIVING NMEA 0183, VERSION 2.0DATA FROM
NAVIGATION RECEIVER.
SHIELDEDRED
WIRE
GLOBALMAP 1000 RECEIVING NMEA 0183, VERSION 1.5DATAFROM
NAVIGATION RECEIVERANDSENDING NMEA
0183, VERSION 1.5DATATO
ANOTHER DEVICE.
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UNITSOFMEASURE
Theunitsofmeasure usedin theGlobalMap 1000areadjustable. This
includestime, distance, altitude, direction,speed, and depth. Tochange
any
ofthe
settings,first press
theMENU
key
twotimes.Now
pressthe key
nexttothe"Units ofMeasure" label. Thescreen shown below
appears.
Simply press the key nexttothelabelthat
youwishtochange until the
checkmark inthatlabelmovestothedesired setting. PresstheCURkey
toexitthisscreenandreturntoa
mappingornavigationscreen.
Time
Timecanbeshown onthedis-
playsasl2hour(A.M. -P.M..),
24 hour (2:00 P.M..= 1400
hours),orUTCtime. Normally,
the GlobalMap 1000 shows
yourlocal timein 12 hourfor-
mat, butyoucanalso display
UTCtime(which isthetimeat
Greenwich, England).
(Tine 112 Hour a 24 Hour a IJTC 3
(Distance a NM IMI a 1(11
(Altitude IFT o
M
r
Direction ITrue a Magnetic
—a
Speed a 1CM 1MPH a EPl1
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IDepth IFT a PA a 1
Distance
Thedistancecanbeshown in nauticalmiles (NM), statute miles (Ml),or
kilometers (KM).
Altitude
Pressthekey nexttotheAltitudelabeltoswitchitfromfeettometers.
Direction(Trueand MagneticPosition)
Truenorthisthe
top
oftheworld.It'swherealllinesoflongitudeconverge.
Magneticnorthisthelocationourcompassespoint.Itliesseveralhundred
milestothesouth oftruenorth, atalocationinCanada.
TheGlobalMap 1000 candisplay navigation information inmagnetic or
true.Whenit'sturnedonforthefirsttimetrueisused.Pressthe
keynext
tothe"Direction" labeltoswitch ittomagnetic.
Speed
TheGlobalMap 1000can displayspeed in knots
(KN),statutemiles per
hour(M.P.H.), or kilometers perhour(K.P.H.). Thedefaultsellingfor
speed isstatute miles perhour.
Depth
Water
depth readings shown ontheC-Map charts canbeshowninfeet
(FT), fathoms (FA),ormeters
(M).
GLOBALMAP 1000 RECEIVING NAVIGATION DATA FROM LOWRANCE
LGC-1 GPSMODULE
PLUG LGC-1 GPSMODULE CABLEINTO
CONNECTOR ON GLOBALMAP 1000'S
POWER CABLE.
GLOBALMAP 1000RECEIVING NAVIGATION DATA FROM LOWRANCE
LGC-1 GPSMODULE ANDDGPS BEACON RECEIVER.
PLUG LGC-1 GPSMODULE CABLEINTO
CONNECTOR ON GLOBALMAP 1000'S
POWER CABLE.
1.5
CABLE)
GLOBALMAP 1000RECEIVING NMEA 0183, VERSION 2.0DATAFROM
NAVIGATION RECEIVER ANDSENDING NMEA
0183, VERSION 1.5DATATO
ANOTHER DEVICE.
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MAPLINKTM
The
GlobalMap1000hasaninternal"background"mapthatcovers almost
thewholeworld.Italso shows southern Canada, all ofthecontinental
UnitedStates,andMexicoata
higher
resolutionthanothercountries.This
map issufficient formostusers, however, Lowrance has an optional
cartridge
readercalledtheMaplink thataccepts both Lowrance and C-
MapTMcartridges. These cartridges havesmallarea mapsbuiltintothem
thatallows
you
to"zoom"inandseemuchmoredetailthanisavailableon
thebuilt-inmap. TheMaplink alsohasthe
CMapTMbackgroundmapbuilt
into
it,
so
youhavethe optionof using
itortheLowrance
backgroundmap
atanytime,evenifa
cartridge isn't plugged intotheMaplink.
ToinstalltheMaplink, followtheinstructions included with it. Itcanbe
mountedon
top
ofthe
dash,underthe dash,or inthedashforaclean,
professional look.Onceit's installed, route thecableincluded withthe
Ma1.Aink
tothesmallconnectoronthebackofthe
GlobalMap1000.Ifthe
suppliedcable istoo short, an extension cable, model MLXT-12 is
available thatis 12feetlong. Afterconnecting thecable, theMaplink is
readyforuse.The Maplink receives itspowerthrough theconnecting
cable,
simplifying theinstallation.
I-"
[LOWRANCE 1
I /O°Q\ I
Youcanattachuptoseven Maplinkcartridge readers tothe
GlobalMap
1000.Thisletsyou usedifferentcartridges without
having
tounplugone
andreplace itwithanotherwhen
you
moveoutofthefirst
cartridge's area.
Thisalsoallowsthemounting ofthe
Maplinksunderthe
dash,outof
sight.
Ifyou're not
using
theMaplink,connect thesmallterminatorplug
supplied
withthe
GlobalMap
1000intothesmallconnector
onthebackoftheunit.
Thiswillprotect theconnectfromtheelements.
PERPENDICULAR ALARM
The perpendicular alarm
soundswhen your course is /
even with a waypoint and is /
starting topassit.Theperpen- .., /
dicular alarm has no adjust- ''""-—....,, /
ment. Itdoesn'tcare how far -
from a recalled waypoint you /3
are;
itsoundsonlywhenyou're /
passingtherecalledwaypoint.
For example, on themap at /
right, thewaypoint is perpen-
diculartothepresent position'scourse. Inthisexample, assoon asthe
presentposition crosses the imaginary dashed line, theperpendicular
alarmwillbe"tripped"andsound analarm.
NMEAOUTPUT
TheGlobalMap 1000 sends data outaccording tostandardssetbythe
NMEA(NationalMarine
ElectronicsAssociation).
ThisallowstheGlobalMap
1000tosend
position,andnavigation informationto"listener'
units,such
as
autopilotsandother
marineinstruments.The
GlobalMap1000usesthe
followingNMEAdataprotocols: NMEAO180and0183.NMEA0180sends
steeringinformation only.It's useful mainly forautopilots. NMEA 0183
sends
position,steering,speed, andmore. Inordertousethisfeature,
the
wiresonthepowercablemust
beconnected totheNMEA data
inputon
theotherinstrument.
Seetheinstallationsectioninthefrontofthismanual
forwiringconnection information.
Once
you
connectthe
wiring properly,the
GlobalMap 1000must betold
whichdataformattouse. Consult theowner'smanual ofthe "listener"
equipmenttoseewhichformatitneeds.ThensettheGlobalMap1000as
follows:First,presstheMENU
"I/OandInitialization"label.Now
pressthekeynexttothe
"NMEA ___________________________
Output"label until the check _____________________________
markmovestothedesired po-
sition - either 0183 or 0180. ___________________________
Press theCLRkeytoexitthis _______
screen. The GlobalMap 1000
willstart
sendingNMEAdata. ___________________________
Note:IftheMagnavox DGPS
receiveris connected to the
GlobalMap 1000, no NMEA
datacanbesent.
GLOBALMAP 1000
POWER CONNECTOR MAPLINK CONNECTOR
key. Next, pressthe
keynexttothe
(Input Device: ICPS oIIItEAI83
DGPS: 10FF oIlagnavox 0 Starlinlc
MIIEA Output: o OFF 1183 u180
(Initial Time and Position
(DGPS Control
wfl
Cold Start CI'S Recetuer
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(Test CI'S Receiver
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recalledwaypoint ifthearrival
alarm'ssetting
is.1 mile.We've
drawn the imaginaryarrival
alarm radius onthescreen at
right. As you can see, the
present positionsymbol
hasn't
reached the circle. When it
does, the arrival alarm will
sound.Thealarmisadjustable
from.010to9.99miles.
XTE ALARM
The XTE (cross track error)
alarmsoundsatonewhen
your
crosstrackerroris
greaterthan
thealarm's setting. Asshown
onthemap atright, theboat's
crosstrackerroris3/4 mile. If
theXTE alarm issetto1 mile,
thealarm sounds, (shown by
animaginarylineonthescreen
at right) letting you know how
faroffcourseyourpresentposi-
tionis.Thisalarm is
adjustable
from.010to9.99 miles.
ANCHOR ALARM
Theanchoralarmsounds atone
when the present position
movesoutsidea
preset
radius.
For
example, ifyousetthean-
chor alarm to .1 nautical mile
(600 feet),thenthealarm will
sound ifyou move morethan
600feetfromthelocationwhere
youset the alarm. It's adjust-
ablefrom0.01 to9.9miles.On
the map at right, the anOhOr
alarm is setto .5 miles. Ifthe
boat movesoutsidethe.5mile
circle,theanchoralarm willsoundatone.
TheLOWRANCE LGC-1 GPSMODULE
This optional OPS receiveris currentlyused with all Lowrance GPS
gimbal-mount products. It's small, rugged, and fast.Thefive channel
design letsittrackallsatellites inviewand acquireuptofivesatellitesat
onetime.Itsends
position informationtothe GlobalMap 1000once every
second. By incorporating Rockwell's GPS receivertechnology with
Lowrance's state-of-the-art designandmanufacturingcapabilities, Low-
rancebringsto theconsumerone ofthemostadvancedlineofGPSmarine
navigation systems available intheworld.
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GPSMODULE INSTALLATION
TheGPSmodule canbeinstalled onaflatsurface or(withthesupplied
adapter)onapole. Mountthemoduleinanareathat guarantees aclear
viewofthe
sky
atalltimes. Inorder forthemodule toreceivethe
signals
fromthesatellites, itmustnotbeobstructed. Anideallocation ison a
• cabin roof,ordeck. Thegunnelsalso make agood location. Attaching
thepolemounting adapter lets you install themodule on a one inch
• mast. However, for lightning protection, theantennashouldn'tbe the
highest part
oftheboat.
SurfaceMounting-WithAccess
If you have access underneath the
mounting surface, use the gasket
supplied with the OPS module as a
template. Drill four 5.5 mm (7/32")
holesand one 17 mm (11/16") hole
for the module's cable. Attach the
cabletothemodule andpassitdown
through the holein the gasket and
the mounting surface. Use 5 mm
screws, flatwashers, andlockwash-
ers tofastentheGPSmodule tothe
mountingsurface. Routethecableto
theGlobalMap 1000.
17mm 5.5mm
(7/32")
Hole
(11/16")
ARRIVAL ALARM
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"
—
CROSSTRACKALARM
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Surface Mounting -Without
Access
Ifyou don'thaveaccess tothe
backside ofthe mountingsurface, use
the'cleats supplied withthe
GlobalMap 1000. (Note:Thisisassuming
youcan"snake the module's cabletoa locationthat isaccessible. A
holewill still need to bedrilled in the mounting surface forthe cable.)
Using
thegasket as atemplate, mark and drill the 17mm (11/16")hole
forthecable. Attachthecable
tothemodule anddrop theotherendof
thecable
through thegasket
and downthehole. Place themodule on
thegasket. Slide the "cleats" onto eachendofthemodule and(using
the cleats as templates) mark four holes for 5 mm (#10) mounting
screws. Drill theholes, then replace the cleats on the module and
fastenthemtothemounting surface with 5mm (#10) screws. Route
thecabletothe
GlobalMap 1000.
GPSALARMS
TheGlobalMap1000hasfouralarms. Oneisanarrivalalarmthatsounds
when
youcomewithina preset
distancetoa
waypoint.Anotherisacross
trackerroralarm thatsoundswhenyoumove offcourse more than the
alarm'ssetting.Theanchoralarmsoundswhenyou moveoutsideapreset
radius.Thelastalarm iscalled
the
"perpendicularalarm".This
alarm sounds when
youcross
an imaginary line perpendicu-
lartoyourcourse thatpasses
through the waypoint. All of
thesealarmsareset
identically
excepttheperpendicularalarm
whichhasnoadjustment.
Toadjust an
alarm, firstpress
theMENU key. Now
pressthe
key nexttothe"Alarms" label.
lArrival Alarm cON dOFF
p—
(XTE Alarm cOil dOFF
[Anchor Alarm o ON 10FF
-a---
(Perpendicular Alarm cON 10FF
ladiusaW
XTE Range: 0.10ml
tAnclior Radius: 0.lOmi
n
Thescreen shown atrightappears.Thisscreen isdivided into twoparts.
The
top
half
letsyou
turnanalarmonoroff.Thebottomhalflets
youadjust
the
arrival,crosstrack error,andanchorradiusalarms. Thedefaultforall
alarmsis"off."Toturnanalarm
on,simplypressthekeynextto
thealarm's
label.Thismovesthecheckmarkfromthe"off"boxtothe"on"box. After
you've
turnedthealarmon,simplypress theCURkeytoexitthisscreen.
Adjusting
Alarm
If
youneedto adjust
thealarm'ssettings,simplypressthekeynexttothe
alarm'slabelatthebottomofthe
screen, thenenterthe
changeusingthe
numberedkeys.Forexample,tochangethe arrivalradiusfrom0.1Oto0.25
mile,firstpressthe
keynexttothe"Arrival Radius" label. Now enterthe
following
numbers: 020.PresstheENTkeywhen
you're
finished.The
arrival radiuswillread 0.20mi.
tomovebetweenthenumbers
ortheCLRkey toexitwithout
making
a
change while editing
the
alarmsetting.PresstheCLfl
keytoexitthisscreen.
ARRIVALALARM
Thearrivalalarmsoundsatone
when
yourposition
iswithinthe
alarm's radius of a waypoint.
For
example,thealarmsounds
ifyoucomewithin.1 mile ofa
An' ival Alarm U ON 10FF 1
(XTE
Alarn o ON 10FF
———
(Anchor Alarmy o
ON 10FF
Perpendicular
Alarm o ON 10FF I
—
Aniual Radius: 0.2Oni
"
(XTE flange: 0.10mit
(Anchor Radius: 0.lOmi
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DRILL FOUR
PLACES
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whenyou reach the last way-
point in the route, thearrival
alarm sounds until youturnit
off.
k[Route Auto—Sequence o DPI' ION ]
Afteryou decidewhichdirec ________ ______ ______
tion to run the route, a new ______ __________ _____
menu
appears
asshownat
right. ____________
This is the auto-sequencing _____ __________________
menu. With auto-sequencing ____________
turned on (the default),the _______
GlobalMap will show naviga-
tiondatatothefirstwaypoint intherouteuntilyoucomewithin0.10mile
ofthe
waypoint. Thisdistanceisthesequencingradius. Assoonasthis
happens,
the
GlobalMap1000soundsatone, lettingyouknowthatyou
are
within0.10 mileofthe
waypoint's location. Itthen automaticallyswitches
to the nextwaypoint in the route, showing navigation to thesecond
waypointlocation.This processrepeats
untiltherouteis
completed.When
youarrive atthelast waypoint intheroute,
theGlobalMap1000soundsa
tone
continuously until you
turnthetoneoff.
If
you
turn
auto-sequencingoff,
theGlobalMap 1000won'tau- I
tomatically switchto the next
waypoint
after
arrivingata way- ____________________________
point.Instead, once youarrive ______________________________
at a waypoint, you'll need to
press
theWAYPT/ROUTE
key, __________________________
then pressthe keynexttothe ______________________________
"Advance RoutetoNext Way- '
point" label as shown on the
screen atright.
Tochange thesequencing radius, (distancefromthewaypoint thatwill
signalthe sequencetone
and
changeto
the
nextwaypoint ina route)press
the key nextto the "Sequencing Radius" label. Now enterthe desired
radiususing thenumberedkeys.PresstheENT
key
when
you're
finished
ortheCLRkeytoexitwithout
changingtheradius.
The auto-sequencing menu can also be found by first pressing the
WAYPT/ROUTE
key,
thenthe
key
nexttothe"Routes"label.Finally,press
the
keynexttothe
"Setup label.Theauto-sequencing menu shown at
the
topofthispage appears.
PoleMount
First,threadthe polemountingadapterontothemountingpole
orratchet
base. Alignthe
polemountingadapter sothemodulewillfacethebowof
theboat. Installand tightenthesetscrewintothepolemountingadapter
and tighten it securely. This should prevent the GPS module from
unscrewing fromthepole. Place the gasket onto the pole mounting
adapter. Nowattach thecabletotheOPSmodule and passthecable
throughthe gasket, pole mounting adapter, and pole. Set theGPS
module ontopofthe
polemounting adapter andalign
thefourthreaded
holesin themodule withtheholesin thepolemounting adapter. Using
thefourstainless steel5mm screws and lock washers supplied with
the
LGC-1, attach the pole mounting adapter to theOPS module. This
completesthe assembly.
Ifthepoleormast
you'reusing
isn't hollow or if thehole inthemiddle of
thepoleistoosmallfor
theconnectors, usethe cablemountingadapter
supplied with your
unit.Threadthecable
mounting adapter intotheGPS
pole mounting adapter. Thenthread the poleinto the cablemounting
adapter. Route thecabledown theoutside ofthe pole.
GP5
MODULE
GP5
MODULE
POLE
SET
ruaypo
juts
Jioutes
rcancel Navigation
AdvanceRoute to Next Waypojut
Navigate to CursorPosition
Man Overboard Information
scREw
ADAPTER
POLE
CABLE
MOUNTING
ADAPTER
POLE
CABLE
MOUNTING
ADAPTER
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KEYBOARD
Thekeyboard haskeysarranged inavertical column ontheleft, plus a
horizontalrowatthebottom.
Aten-keypad
andarrowkeys onthe
rightside
ofthescreenlets
you
enterandchangedataonthescreen.Themenu key
inthebottomleftcornerofthe
keyboardactivatesthe
firstmenupage.The
keysalong
thebottomofthescreenareusedtoswitchbetweenmaps and
thedigital navigation, steering,and posiflonscreens. TheEvent Marker
keyletsyouplaceiconsonthedisplay,while theMan Overboard key is
usedforemergencies.
routeyouwanttoremovefrom
thelistas shown atright. Now
press
the
key
nexttothe"Erase
Route" label. A warning mes-
sageappears, telling you this
routewill
bepermanentlyerased
from memory. Press the ENT ____________
key
toerasethe
route,theCLR _____________
key
tocancel.Anewmessage
appears, asking ifyouwantto _____ _________________
erasethe
waypointsusedinthe __________________________________
routefromthewaypoint list. If
youpressthe
ENT
key,
allofthe
waypointsusedinthisroutewillbeerased
fromthe
waypointlist,If you
wanttokeepthe
waypoints,simplypress
the
CLR
key.TheGlobalMap1000erasestheroutefromthelistafterthekey
(ENT
orCLR) ispressed.
Thelistof
waypoints
used
inthe
routeshows onthe
right
side ofthescreen. Theblackboxsurrounds the
firstwaypoint inthelist.Thismeans thefirst
waypointonthelistwillbethe
first
waypoint usedintheroute.If you
wanttotravel
toa
differentwaypoint
in the route first, movethe black boxtothedesired waypoint using the
arrow
keys.Nowpressthekeynexttothe
"Run
Forward"or"RunReverse"
labels. To run forward
through
theroute means youtravel tothe first
waypoint inthelist
first,
thenalloftheothers.Torunbackward
throughthe
routemeansyou startatthelastwaypoint in the
listandmovebackward
through the list of waypoints. For example, suppose youhave three
waypointsinarouteand they're
numbered3,6,and2.If
you
travelforward
throughthe
route,
theunitwillshow
navigationdatatowaypoint
numbers
first,
then
6,and
finally2.
If
you
travelbackwardthroughthe
route,
theunit
will startwith waypoint number 2 first,then 6, and end with waypoint
number 3. No matter
ifyoutravelforward orreversethroughtheroute,
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Tofollowa
route,
first
press
the
WAYFT/ROUTE key, then
press the key next to the
"Routes" label. The screen
shown above appears. Now
move theblackboxtothede-
siredrouteusing
thearrow
keys,
then press thekeynexttothe
"RunRoute"label. Thescreen
shownatright
appears.
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MAP
-Press this key
toshow
the
Mapping Screen.
NAV
-
Thiskey showsthedigitalnavigation screen.
STEER -Press thiskey toshowtheSteering Screen.
POSITION -Thiskeygivesyouaccess tothedigital position screen.
ZOOM IN -Expand themap toseemoredetail
bypressing thiskey.
ZOOMOUT-To seea
widerareaofthe map, press this
key.
CENTER -Centersthemap around yourpresent position.
CURSOR -Pressing this
keyactivates the moveablecursorlines.
WAYPT/ROUTE -Thiskey
letsyou saveorrecall awaypoint orroute.
WAYPOINT QUICK SAVE -Pressing thiskeyinstantly saves
yourposition.
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earlier.
Next, press
thekeyad-
jacent
tothe"Add FromKeys"
label.Thescreenshownat
right
appears.Thisisidenticaltothe
waypoint edit
screenshownon _____
page34.Usethearrowkeys
to _______________
movebetweenfields.Enterthe
waypoint name, symbol, and
position, then press the ENT
keytosavethewaypoint and
returntotherouteeditscreen.
Remove
Waypoint
Toerase a
waypoint fromthelistof
waypoints usedinaroute,first recall
theroute
bypressingthe
WAYPT/ROUTEkey, then
pressingthe
key
next
tothe"Routes" label. Usethearrowkeystohighlight
theroute
you
want
tochange. Nowpressthekey
nexttothe "EditRoute" label.
Thescreen shown atrightap-
pears.
Movetheblackboxtotheway-
pointyouwanttoerase. Now
press
the key nexttothe "Re-
move Waypt" label. The
GlobalMap 1000 erases the
waypointfrom the list. Press
the ENT key to save your
changes.
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Afterawaypoint has
been addedtoa
route, anyoftheelements ofthat
waypoint
canbechanged.Todothis, firstpressthearrow
keys
tomove
theblackboxtothe
waypointthat you
wishtochange.Next, pressthe
key
adjacent
to
the"Edit
Waypt"labelonthe"EditRoute"menushown above.
The
"Edit
Waypt"screenisidenticalto
boththewaypointentryand the"Add
fromKeys"
screens. Itletsyouchangethe
waypoint'sname, symbol, and
location. See page 34forinstructions onthisscreen. Aftermaking the
desired changes, press theENT
key
tosavethem.Theunitreturnstothe
"EditRoute" screen shown above.
EraseRoute
Toerase aroute fromthelist, firstpress theWAYPT/ROUTE key,then
press
the
key
nexttothe"Routes"label.Usethearrow
keystohighlightthe
EVENTMARKER -Tomarkalocationonthe plotter screen,
usethiskey.
MANOVERBOARD -Pressingthiskeyinstantly saves yourpresent
position andswitches the unit intoamodethatshows
navigation datatothe
lastsavedposition.
ARROWKEYS -These
keysareusedtomakemenuselections andtomove
thecursorlinesonthescreen.
CLR -Thiskeyclears menus anderases entries fromthescreen.
ENT
-Thiskeyisusedtoenternumbersandmakeselections.
ON -TheON keyturnstheGlobalMap1000on.Pressing thiskeyafter
turning
theunitonturnsthe display
andkeyboard's lights on.
OFF-Press andHOLDthe Off
key
toturnthe GlobalMap 1000 off.
GETtING STARTED -INITIALIZATION AND110
Onceallpoweranddata
connectionshavebeenmade, thenext
step
isto
turnthe
GlobalMap1000on.Amessageappearsonthescreen. Youmust
pressthe
CLR
keyto
erasethis
message.Nextyou
needtotellitwhichdata
inputto use. This only needs to be done once, since it storesthis
information in battery backed-up memory.The datainput choices are
NMEA0183orLowranceGPS.Whenthe
GlobalMap 1000isturnedonfor
thefirsttime
"out-of-the-box",itexpectstheLGC-1LowranceGPSmodule
tobeconnected.Ifthismodule isconnected,then theGlobalMap 1000
sendsa"cold-stan'
message tothe module.Themodule willthenstart
looking
forthesatellites. Itcantakeupto 15minutes forthemodule to
determine yourposition.Tospeedupthisprocess, youcaninitializethe
module bysending ityourpresent position,time,altitude, anddate. See
page 17fordetails oninitializingtheLGC-1 GPSmodule.
Ifyou haveanexternal
GPS,Loran-C,orDeccareceiverconnectedtothe
GlobalMap 1000 throughthe
NMEAcable,
you'll needtose-
lecttheNMEA0183 input. To _____ _____
dothis, first press the MENU ____________________________
key. Now press
the
keynextto
the
"I/O
and
Initialization"label. ________________________________
Thescreen shown atrightap ______________________________
pears. Next, press
the
key
next
tothe
"Input
Device"label.This ____________________________
switchestheunitfromtheLow ______________________________
ranceGPSmodule (GPS) and
Name: *
Symbol:
±!J Latitude: N 00930.000'
jthnitude:E000O
00.000'
Lice the arrowkeys
to move about. Use
ENT to save and CUt
to exit without save.
)nput Device: g'GPS oNMEAIB3
DGPS: 10FF oMagnavox oStarlink]
NUEA Output: oOFF 1103 o180
Jnitial Time and Position...
DGPS Control
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theNMEA 0183data
input(NMEA183).Finally,press
theCLRkey toexit
thisscreen.
Onceyou
switchtothe
properdatainput,the GlobalMap1000shouldshow
yourpresentpositiononthe displayoncethe
navigationreceivertransmits
it. Ifyou're certainthe
navigationreceiverissendingposition
data,butthe
presentpositiondisplay
continuestoflashforover15seconds,(signifying
thatitisn'treceiving data)thencheck
allwiring connections.
DGPS SETUP
Some areas have installed or
areplanning toinstalldifferen-
tialtransmittersthatsend cor-
rection data to a special re-
ceiver. Whenthis receiver is
connectedto the GlobalMap
1000 alongwith a Lowrance
LGC-1 OPS module, highly
accurate
positions canbeplot-
ted. If you havea differential
(DGPS) beacon receivercon-
Input Device: tOPS o
MMEA1BB
(DOES: tOFF oMagnavox o Starlinki
aa
cNMEA Output: oOFF '1183 u188
(Jnitial Time and Position
(DOES Control
(Cold Start 025
Receiuer
**"
(Test 025 Receiver
nected,you'll
needtosetsomeparametersonthe
GlobalMap 1000.10
do
this,first press
theMENU key,then press the key nexttothe"I/O and
Initialization label.Thescreen shown aboveappears. Turn the DGPS
input
onbypressing thekeynexttothe"DOPS: Off Magnavox Starlink"
labeluntil thecheckmark
movestothe DGPS receiverthatyou have
connected
tothe GlobalMap 1000. Next, pressthe keyadjacent tothe
"DGPS Control" label.Thescreenshown below
appears.
Every
DOPStransmitterhas
aslightlydifferentfrequency
andbitrate.The
GlobalMap 1000needstoknowthe
frequency
ofthetransmitteranditsbit
ratethatyouwillbeusingwith theDOPS beacon receiver. Toenterthe
DOPStransmitter's frequency,
firstpressthekey next tothe
"DGPS Beacon Frequency:" )' flOPS Beacon Frequency: 008.0ICHz
label.Now,
(usingthenumbered DOES Beacon BitRate: 000BPS
keys) enterthefrequency of
thetransmitter. PresstheENT (b'Startink Automatic Mode
keywhenyou're finished.Next,
press
the
key
nexttothe"DOPS
Beacon Bit Rate:"label. Enter
the bit rate, again using the
numberedkeys.PresstheENT
keywhenyou'refinished. If you
nineareshown.To see more
waypoints, simply press the
downarrow
key.
The
position
of
the highlighted waypoint is
shown at the bottom of the
screen. Bearingand distance
from your present position to
the
waypoint
areshown nextto
the waypoint's latitude/longi-
tude.
Theroute nameisshownatthe
topright-hand sideofthedis-
play. Beneath it is thelistof
waypoints
used inthe
route.Of
course, ifyoujustcreated the
route, thelistwillbeempty.
Toadd awaypoint to
theroute,
press
thedownarrow
keyuntil
theblackboxsurroundsthefirst
waypointthat you
wish
toaddto
the
list,
then
press
the
ENT
key.
Thewaypoint showsatthe
top
ofthelistundertheroute
name
ontheright sideofthescreen.
Whenallofthe
waypointshave
beenaddedtothe
route,press
theCLRkey. Thisreturnsyou
totheeditroutemenuas
shown
below. If therouteshown on
thisscreenisthe
wayyou
want
it,
press
theENT
key
tosaveit.
The
GlobalMap 1000returnsto
the
routemenuwith
your
route
shownonthelist.
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TheGlobalMap1000letsyou entereachwaypointintheroute directlyfrom
the keyboard. Inotherwords, you enterthe latitude/longitude ofeach
waypoint intheroute. Thismethod also lets you choose thewaypoint
name, number, and symbol.
Toaddwaypointsto aroutefromthe
keyboard,
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