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recalled

waypoint

if the arrival

alarm'ssetting

is.1 mile. We've

drawn the

imaginary

arrival

alarm radius on

the

screen at

right.

you

can

see,

the

present position symbol

hasn't

reached the circle. When it

does,

the arrival alarm will

sound. The alarm is

adjustable

from .010 to 9.99 miles.

XTE ALARM

The XTE

(cross

track

error)

alarm

sounds atonewhen

your

crosstrack error is

greaterthan

the alarm's

setting.

As shown

on the

map

right,

the boat's

cross track error is 3/4 mile. If

the XTE alarm is set to 1

mile,

the alarm

sounds,

(shown by

imaginary

line on the screen

right) letting you

know how

faroffcourseyourpresentposi-

tion is. This alarm is

adjustable

from .010 to 9.99 miles.

ANCHOR

ALARM

The anchoralarmsounds atone

when the

present position

moves outside a

preset

radius.

For

example,

you

set the an-

chor alarm to .1 nautical mile

(600 feet),

then the alarm

will

sound if

you

move more than

600 feetfromthe location where

you

set the alarm. It's

adjust-

able from 0.01 to 9.9 miles. On

the

map

right,

the anOhOr

alarm is set to .5 miles. If the

boat moves outside the .5 mile

circle,

the anchor alarm will

sound a tone.

The LOWRANCE LGC-1 GPS MODULE

This

optional

OPS receiver is

currently

used with all Lowrance GPS

gimbal-mount products.

It's

small,

rugged,

and fast. The five channel

design

lets it track all satellites in view and

acquire up

to five satellites at

onetime. It sends

position

information to the

GlobalMap

1000 once

every

second.

By incorporating

Rockwell's GPS receiver

technology

with

Lowrance's state-of-the-art

design

and

manufacturing capabilities,

Low-

rance

bringsto

the consumerone of the most advanced line of GPS marine

navigation systems

available in the world.

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GPS MODULE INSTALLATION

The GPS module can be installed on a flat surface or

(with

the

supplied

adapter)

on a

pole.

Mount the module in an area that

guarantees

a clear

view of the

sky

at all times. In

order

for the module

receive the

signals

from the

satellites,

it must not be obstructed. An ideal location is on a

•

cabin

roof,

or deck. The

gunnels

also make a

good

location.

Attaching

the

pole mounting adapter

lets

you

install the module on a one inch

•

mast.

However,

for

lightning protection,

the antenna shouldn't be the

highest part

of the boat.

Surface

Mounting

With Access

you

have access underneath the

mounting

surface,

use the

gasket

supplied

with the OPS module as a

template.

Drill four 5.5

(7/32")

holes and one 17 mm

(11/16")

hole

for the module's cable.

Attach the

cable to the module and

pass

it down

through

the hole in the

gasket

and

the

mounting

surface.

Use 5 mm

screws,

flat

washers,

and lock wash-

ers to fasten the GPS

module to the

mounting

surface.

Route the cable to

the

GlobalMap

1000.

17mm

5.5mm

(7/32")

Hole

(11/16")

ARRIVAL ALARM

—_,t.

..—....,—_

—

CROSS TRACK ALARM

(4 places)

GASKET

DE'

5 MM SCREWS

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