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provided so that you can log the mileage for:<br />

a the current leg or day of your trip; and<br />

b the entire trip.<br />

GPS<br />

Several GPS and DGPS screens are available under the GPS function key. The GPS/<br />

DGPS functions are highly interactive with these CFG1 menu selections:<br />

••<br />

••<br />

GPS - sets the lowest elevation at which a satellite will be tracked.<br />

DGPS - sets the internal beacon receiver to Auto, DGPS only, or Off.<br />

GPS1 - GPS Status Screen<br />

There are two windows in this display. The left window has twelve graphic Power Bars<br />

representing the twelve GPS receiver channels of the MX smart antenna. The PRN<br />

(PseudoRandom Number) under each power bar represents the satellite ID number<br />

assigned or being tracked on that channel. The power bars indicate the valid receiver<br />

power range from 30 to 50. If a power bar is empty, but a PRN number is labeled under<br />

the power bar, then the identified satellite is not currently being tracked.<br />

The right window indicates where the satellites are located in the sky relative to your present<br />

position. The outer ring represents 0° elevation. The inner ring represents 45° elevation.<br />

The center represents 90° elevation and your present position. Under normal conditions,<br />

the best satellites to track are usually between 15 and 75 degrees in elevation.<br />

GPS2 - GPS Health Screen<br />

There are two windows in this display, the top window is a table indicating the satellite<br />

health status. The PRN (PseudoRandom Number) ID table is divided into columns and<br />

rows. the rows represent the 10s digit of the ID number and the columns represent the 1’<br />

digit of the ID number. The satellite system consists of up to 32 satellites. The ID numbers<br />

are called PsuedoRandom Number to denote an ID number for each satellite regardless of<br />

the Satellite Vehicle Number (SVN).<br />

To find a particular satellite ID, for example PRN24, go down the left hand column and<br />

locate the 10’s digit 2. Then go across the row until you intersect with the 1’ digit in this<br />

case 4.<br />

The legend on the right of the table explains what each of the satellite indicators<br />

represent.<br />

66 | Keypad & Display Description

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