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LOWRANCE-
Pub.
988-0160-451
TIll
Mapping
GPS
and
Multimedia
Player
Operation
Instructions
Copyright
©
2007
Navico
All
rights
reserved.
No
part
of
this
manual
may
be
copied, reproduced, republished,
trans-
mitted
or
distributed
for
any
purpose,
without
prior
written
consent
of
Lowrance.
Any
unauthorized
commercial
distribution
of
this
manual
is
strictly
prohibited.
Lowrance®
is
a
registered
trademark
and
XOGTM
is a
trademark
of
Navico, Inc.
Points
of
Interest
Data
in
this
unit
are
by infoUSA, copyright ©2001-
2007, All Rights Reserved. infoUSA is a
trademark
ofinfoUSA, Inc.
Mapping
Database,
copyright
©2007 NAVTEQ. NAVTEQ
ON
BOARD
is a
trademark
of
NA
VTEQ.
Lowrance
Electronics
may
find
it
necessary
to
change
or
end
our
poli-
cies,
regulations
and
special
offers
at
any
time.
We
reserve
the
right
to
do so
without
notice.
All
features
and
specifications subject to
change
without
notice. All
screens
in
this
manual
are
simulated.
For
free
owner's
manuals
and
the
most
current
information
on
this
product,
its
operation
and
accessories,
visit
our
web site:
www.lowrance.com
Lowrance
Electronics
12000 E.
Skelly
Dr.
Tulsa,
OK
USA
74128-2486
Printed in USA.
WARNING!
ACAREFUL NAVIGATOR
NEVER
RELIES
ON
ONLY ONE METHOD
TO OBTAIN
POSITION
INFORMATION.
CAUTION
When showing turn-by-turn navigation data, a
GPS
unit will show the
shortest, most direct route
to
the destination. There are times when it
may
give directions, such as aV-turn, that
may
be
prohibited in some
loca-
tions. While navigating, adriver is responsible
for
noting all traffic signs
and
obeying all local traffic laws. When following turn-by-turn directions,
adriver
must
take advantage
of
all available navigation tools,
and
must
visually check
to
make sure aclear, safe
path
to
the next destination is
available.
WARNING:
Do
not
attempt
to
configure,
adjust
or
enter
information
into
this
unit
while
driving.
Driver
assumes
all
responsibility
for
using
safe
and
prudent
driving
and
navigation
methods.
When
a
GPS
unit
is
used
in
a
vehicle,
the
vehicle
operator
is
solely
responsible
for
operating
the
vehicle
in
a
safe
manner.
Vehicle
operators
must
maintain
full
surveillance
of
all
pertinent
driv-
ing
conditions
at
all
times.
An
accident
or
collision
resulting
in
damage
to
property,
personal
injury
or
death
could
occur
if
the
operator
of
a
GPS-equipped
vehicle
fails
to
pay
full
attention
to
travel
conditions
and
vehicle
operation
while
the
vehicle
is
in
motion.
Do
not
attempt
to
configure,
adjust
or
enter
infor-
mation
into
your
GPS
unit
while
driving.
3
External
Connections
Section
1
includes
information
on
external
connections.
SO
card slot
Reset button
Headphone
socket
USB-to-PC/External
power socket
Left side of unit Riaht side of unit
SD card slot: To
insert
an
SD
card,
hold
it
so
the
label
faces
forward
and
slide
it
into
the
slot,
pushing
with
the
tip
of
the
finger
until
the
card
locks
in
place. To
remove
the
card,
again
use
your
finger
tip
to
push
on
the
card,
releasing
the
catch
and
ejecting
the
card.
When
Music Mode
or
the
Pictures
slideshow
is
selected,
the
unit
will
automatically
search
the
SD
card
for
the
related
files.
4
Reset button:
If
the
unit
is
not
responding,
use
the
Reset
button
located
on
the
right
side
of
the
unit.
Use
the
tip
of
a
pen
or
something
pointed
to firmly
press
the
Reset
button
recessed
in
the
hole.
Pressing
the
Re-
set
button
will force
the
unit
to power off so
it
can
be
restarted.
Headphone socket:
Used
to connect
headphones.
Listening
to music
or
turn-by-turn
instructions
with
headphones
can
seriously
impede
your
ability to drive. Check local
laws
before
using
headphones.
USB-to-PC/External power socket:
The
unit
operates
on
an
internal
re-
chargeable
battery.
When
the
external
power
cable is connected
the
unit
draws
power
directly
through
the
power
cable
and
recharges
the
battery.
The
unit
also comes
with
aUSB-to-PC cable.
The
XOG
acts
like aremovable
disk
drive
when
connected to acomputer.
The
USB
cable is
used
to
transfer
files from a
computer
to
the
SD card. Addi-
tional SD
cards
will be
needed
to
store
music,
picture
and
GPS files.
The external power
cable (top left)
is
used to power the
unit
in
avehicle. The
USB-to-PC cable
(bottom left)
is
used
to transfer data from
acomputer to the
XOG's
SO
card.
5
Portable
Battery
Charger
With afull charge,
the
internal battery will power
the
unit
for
approximately
2.5 hours.
To
extend batterytime,
try
turning down
the
backlight.
You
can
also
save power by turning off
the
satellite receiver from
the
Satellites screen. See
the
topic Enable-Disable
CPS
on page
34.
An external power pack
can
be used to recharge
the
unit. There are two
main
types ofexternal power packs. One
runs
on replaceable
AA
batteries. The other
contains abuilt-in rechargeable battery. The external power pack must have a
USB connection
and
output 5volts.
In
the
case of replaceable
AA
types,
the
power pack
must
hold 4
AA
batteries.
6
Map
Mode
Section 2
addresses
on-screen commands, power
button,
and
creating
and
saving contacts.
Power
Button
The
Power
button
turns
the
unit
on
and
off
and
controls
the
map
screen's backlight.
The
unit
has
three
preset
backlight
levels.
Repeatedly
pressing
POWER will cycle
through
the
backlight
settings. To
turn
the
unit
off,
press
and
hold
the
POWER key.
Touch
Screen
The
touch
screen
is
used
to
enter
commands.
On-screen toolbars,
menus
and
text
lists
are
used
to select
entries
and
change
features.
From
time
to
time
there
may
be a
slight
delay
between
pressing
a
command
and
seeing
the
unit
respond.
The
delay
may
be
necessary
while
the
unit
retrieves
information from
the
hard
drive. Close
menus
and
dialogs by
pressing
X
in
the
top
right
corner
of
the
screen.
Use
an
optional
microfiber towel to
clean
the
unit's
screen. DO NOT
use
cleaning
chemicals
on
the
screen
or
damage
may
occur.
Cleaning
fabrics
other
than
amicrofiber towel
may
scratch
the
screen.
Damage
caused by
incorrect
cleaning
is
not
covered
by
the
warranty.
To check
the
availability of optional accessories
go
to
our
web
site
at
www.lei-
extras.com.
7
Opening
Warning
Dialog
and
Language
Menus
The
unit
will
display
an
Alarm
dialog
when
powered up.
Press
X
to
close
the
dialog box.
The
Language
-
Text
menu
will
appear.
Select
the
text
language
the
unit
will dis-
play
and
press
NEXT.
The
Language
-Voice
menu
will
appear.
Select
the
spoken
lan-
guage
for
turn-by-turn
voice
instructions.
The
unit
will
speak
a
short
test
message.
Press
BACK
to
reselect
the
text
language
or
press
DONE
to
continue
to
the
map
screen.
On-Screen
Commands
When
the
map
screen
is touched,
the
cursor
and
Map
Screen Toolbar
will
appear.
Use
the
cursor
and
Map
Screen
Toolbar to move
around
the
map
screen.
When
the
unit
is
navigating
the
cursor
and
Map
Screen
Toolbar
are
hidden.
~=
"Main
Menu button
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~~peak
button
/uto
Zoom button
/~
Overlay Data Hide\
button
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Location.POI~
Information
button
.
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JiI'~cursor
Map
Orientation
button
Main Menu button:
Map,
Music,
Find
and
Options
are
all
available
from
the
Main
Menu.
Location-POI Information button:
Brings
up
the
Location
Information
or
POI
Information
screen
which is
explained
under
the
topic "Creating
and
Saving Contacts. "
Speak button:
Push
to
repeat
the
current
navigation
instruction
or
to
bring
up
the
on-screen
volume control slider.
Auto Zoom button: As
the
map
screen
moves to
track
your
position,
Auto
Zoom will
enlarge
the
map
based
on your
speed
and
the
distance
to
the
next
turn.
If
you
prefer
to
manually
control
the
zoom level,
turn
the
Auto Zoom
feature
off
by
pressing
the
AUTO
ZOOM
button.
Turn
the
fea-
ture
back
on
by
touching
the
button
again.
Map Screen Toolbar: Controls
the
map
screen.
Cursor: Use
to
highlight
map
POI
(Point of
Interest)
symbols.
Overlay Data Hide button:
Clears
Overlay
Data
Boxes from
the
screen.
Press
it
again
to
bring
them
back.
Map Orientation button: Toggles
between
three
different
map
views. By
default,
the
unit
displays
the
map
in
3D view.
3D View
9
North Up Track Up
3D
View
displays
the
map
from
a
position
above,
and
slightly
behind,
the
black
arrow
icon
which
represents
you
on-screen.
North
Up
always
shows
the
map
with
North
at
the
top
of
the
screen.
Track
Up
rotates
the
map
so
that
the
direction
you
are
traveling
is
always
at
the
top
of
the
screen.
Creating
and
Saving
Contacts
Use
the
POI
Information
screen
to
view
information
on
POI
symbols
and
save
contacts
in
the
Address
Book.
Touch
the
map
screen
and
the
cursor
will
appear.
Use
the
cursor
to
select
and
highlight
a
POI
symbol.
Press
the
LOCATION-POI
INFORMATION
button.
The
POI
Information
screen
will
appear.
To
save
the
POI
in
the
Address
Book
select
ADD
TO
ADDRESS-
BOOK
in
the
POI
Information
screen.
E19th P
N35°08.205.
4-
U95°49.150·
Distance:
1.59
mi
Direction:
SE
Other
POts
Airports
The
cursor
(left)
has
been
used
to
highlight
a
POI
symbol.
When
the
Location-POI
Information
button
is
selected
the
POI
Information
screen
(right)
will
appear.
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