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JLR-10 Instruction Manual.pdf - Echomaster Marine Ltd.

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<strong>JLR</strong>-<strong>10</strong> GPS Compass<br />

4. Operation<br />

4.1 Overview<br />

When the setup operations described in Chapter 3 have been completed, turn on the power at the order of the<br />

Processing Unit and the Display Unit to start operation. This chapter describes the basic flow of operations. The<br />

bold line boxes indicate user operations.<br />

Power on<br />

(See Section 4.2.)<br />

Self-test<br />

GPS status information display<br />

Position fixing completed<br />

“ HEADING ” display mode<br />

Display language selection<br />

Initial position bearing measurment after a master reset takes about 5<br />

minutes. Subsequent position fixing after power on takes about 3 minute.<br />

This display mode is always shown when first turning on.<br />

Select from seven languages; the default language is English. Set to a<br />

desired language. (See Section 4.3.)<br />

Contrast and backlight<br />

adjustment<br />

Adjust LCD contrast and LCD/keyboard backlighting as required.<br />

(Use .) (See Section 4.7.)<br />

Settings<br />

Waypoint setting<br />

Route plan setting<br />

Direct route setting<br />

or selecting route plan number<br />

Switching navigation plans<br />

Power down<br />

You can customize the navigation system to your own needs by making<br />

settings in the various display modes.<br />

• Set fishing points, harbors or other waypoints (up to 499 can be set).<br />

A single press of the key can turn the current position to a<br />

waypoint. (See Section 4.18.)<br />

• Also set the route plan. A total of 20 route plans with up to 199<br />

waypoints can be set. (See Section 4.19.)<br />

• Press and select a waypoint registered in memory to steer<br />

towards this waypoint. (See Section 4.<strong>10</strong>.)<br />

• Select a route plan to navigate according to this plan. (See Section<br />

4.11.)<br />

• An alarm can be set to go off when the ship reaches a waypoint.<br />

Go between the five main display modes: “ HEADING ”, “ POSITION ”,<br />

“ NAVIGATION ”, “ CDI ” and “ PLOT ” to view different navigation<br />

information. (See Section 4.4.)<br />

All current settings are saved. (When the power is turned off, the internal<br />

batteries in the Processing Unit and the Display Unit will back up the<br />

memory. The life of battery is more than five years.)<br />

For information on messages output during operation, see Appendix 3-A, “Message List”.<br />

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