OPERATION MANUAL - Scintrex

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Operating the SM-5 NAVMAG in the FieldNote:The dX, dY and dZ parameters are the deviations inmeters between the WGS84 Geoid and your localGeoid. Enter the parameters to match your localmap, using either the small keyboard or largekeyboard, by clicking the keyboard icon.Important:The internal GPS operates only in the WGS-84Ellipsoid.3-8SM-5 Manual - part # 872700 Revision 3
Using GPSWith your cursor, click on the pull-down arrow onthe right-hand side of the Datum field to chooseyour datum. You will notice the following choices:OperationsUse the cursor to select your datum.If you are using an External GPS receiver, you must click on the “Ext. GPS”box and choose the appropriate baud rate. To increase the accuracy of yourinternal GPS click WAAS (Wide Area Augmentation System).3-9SM-5 Manual - part # 872700 Revision 3
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Getting StartedAssembling your SM-5
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