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1000
GlobalMap
AND OPERATION
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
INC.
•eL0wRANcE
ELECTRONICS,
LITHO IN U.S.A. 988-0134-00
E.
SKELLY OK 74128
12000
DR., TULSA,
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NOTES: WARNING! USE THIS MAPPING UNIT ONLY AS AN AID TO NAVIGATION. A CAREFUL NAVIGATOR NEVER RELIES ON ONLY ONE METHOD TO OBTAIN POSITION INFORMATION. The built into this unit are not intended for background maps navigation. The of these has not been verified. The are derived accuracy maps maps from U.S. Government sources which on and aerial rely ground surveys and satellite data. Since there can be inaccuracies in the data used to create the and the and inaccuracies in
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NOTES: TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION MOUNTING BRACKET MOUNT IN-DASH MOUNT 2 POWER CONNECTIONS 3 DATA INPUT AND OUTPUT CONNECTIONS 4 DGPS BEACON RECEIVER 7 MAPLINKIM 10 LOWRANCE GPS MODULE INSTALLATION II KEYBOARD 14 GE1TING STARTED INITIALIZATION 15 DGPSSETUP 16 LOWRANCELGC-1 GPS MODULE 17 COLD START 19 LGC-1 GPS MODULE TEST 19 20 MAPPING/NAVIGATION/STEERING DISPLAYS MAP SCREEN 21 MAPPING OPTIONS 23 CARTRIDGE 25 SWITCH C-MAP SETUP 25 CURSOR 26 TRAIL PLOTTER 27 EVENT MA
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6. TRAIL PLOT INTRODUCTION If turn the trail the Trail function The 1000 is a wide screen unit with you plot off, recording (using Recording GlobalMap high quality, mapping on the then the 1000 will that is second to in its class. "Mapping none menu features and Setup" menu) GlobalMap stop performance Using trail. it will show trail on the to the the 1000 is also one of the easiest-to-use plotting your However, your map up "soft-key" operation, GlobalMap that turned it off. that Low
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times. Now the To turn the simulator the MENU two IN-DASH MOUNTING on, press key press and the simulator next to the "Simulator" label. The screen clears The 1000 can be installed in the dash with the key GlobalMap supplied either the above To turn the simulator hardware if the dash is 1/2" thick or less. the dash thickness off, steps begins operation. repeat Determining or turn the unit off. can be if remove a from the can difficult, however, you gauge dash, you measure thethic
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POSITION FILTER POWER CONNECTIONS Customtize Display Forthe best what kind of 1000 worksfrom atwelve-volt No matter The __________________ GlobalMap batterysystem. a- You can attach the attach the cable to the input results, power directly battery. radionavigation you're Units Of fleasure to an or however have with the cable buss, GlobalMap 1000, ___________________ accessory power you may using power Translations )attut ahead and it's saferto orsmall with electrical interferen
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DATA INPUT AND OUTPUT CONNECTIONS indicates what the er- possible In order for the 1000 to show it ror is. This GlobalMap information, feature should al- position requires data from a either or GPS receiver than can be reset to zero when navigation Loran-C, Decca, ways (0) send the data in NMEA 0183 version 1.5 or 2.0 format. If the NMEA finished with that chart. input is not then the used, Lowrance LGC-1 GPS receiver can be used. For example, are suppose you The connections
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N%IEA VERSION 1.5 WIRING CONNECTIONS 0183, left There aretwo boxes on the 66 Australia 1000'S side of the screen. One reads GLOBALMAP OTHER DEVICE'S NMEA 0183, Australia 84 POWER GABLE VERSION 1.5 OUTPUT CABLE "Source the other is Datum, 5J European Datum." Before 79 'Display chang- European 49 the need to Geodetic Datum, ing you MAD 2? CONUS know which datum the naviga- Ord. G.ll. Suruey tion receiversupplying position Tokyo BLACK data to the 1000 is GlobalMap UGS
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NMEA VERSION 2.0 To add the shown at the of Man Overboard Information menu WIRING CONNECTION position top The shielded white and wires are for a NMEA to the the next to the "Covert Man table, red, black, green 0183, waypoint simply press key version 2.0 interface. This is a balanced line interface. Do not Overboard to label. The 1000 will that shielded, Waypoint" GlobalMap assign use the shield on these wires! Trim the shield from the to the first available number in the table. This ba
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back to the man For the 1000 to both you navigate send and receive NMEA version 0183, GlobalMap 1-;—i overboard 2.0 data see the position. at the bottom of the , wiring diagram previous page. Man Overboard Information under no circumstances should the shields on the Remember, aMan Over- Onceyou'vesaved wires be connected to the on the other device. See GlobalMap's ground board the unit shows position, the other instrument's manual for more instructions. wiring data to that
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CONTRAST and LIGHT ADJUST , VOLUME, SAMPLE WIRING DIAGRAMS The 1000's GlobalMap display and volume, contrast, speaker GLORALMAP 1000 RECEIVING NMEA VERSION 1.5 DATA FROM 0183, are brightness adjustable NAVIGATION RECEIVER. light from same menu screen. the or all of these To adjust any the MENU features, key, press WIRE GREEN next to the then the press key and "Contrast, Volume, Bright- The screen shown ness' label. at Three vertical right appears. bar on this gra
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UNITS OF MEASURE GLOBALMAP 1000 RECEIVING NAVIGATION DATA FROM LOWRANCE The units of measure used in the 1000 are This LGC-1 GPS MODULE GlobalMap adjustable. includes time, and To distance, altitude, direction, speed, depth. change of the first the MENU two times. Now the any settings, press key press key next to the "Units of Measure" label. The screen shown below appears. the next to the label that wish to until the Simply press key you change check mark in that label mo
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ALARM PERPENDICULAR MAPLINKTM The alarm The 1000 has an internal almost perpendicular GlobalMap "background" mapthatcovers / when course is the sounds whole world. It also shows southern all of the continental your Canada, a and is / even with United and Mexico at a resolution than othercountries. This waypoint States, higher it. The to .., / is sufficient for most Lowrance has an perpen- users, however, starting pass map optional has no dicular alarm reader called the t
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recalled if the arrival The LOWRANCE LGC-1 GPS MODULE waypoint is.1 mile. We've alarm'ssetting This OPS receiver is used with all Lowrance GPS optional currently drawn the arrival It's imaginary and fast. The five channel small, gimbal-mount products. rugged, the alarm radius on screen at lets it track all satellites in view and to five satellites at design acquire up As can the see, right. you onetime. It sends information to the 1000 once position GlobalMap every hasn't pr
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- Surface Without GPS ALARMS Access Mounting If don't have access the The 1000 has four alarms. One is an arrival alarm that sounds to back side of the use you mounting surface, GlobalMap the 'cleats with the 1000. This is when come within a distance to a Another is a cross supplied GlobalMap (Note: you preset waypoint. assuming can "snake the module's cable to a location that is accessible. A track error alarm that sounds when move off course more than the you you hole will still ne
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when reach the last you Pole Mount way- in the the arrival DPI' k Auto—Sequence o ION route, [Route ] thread the the or point onto ratchet First, pole mounting adapter mounting pole alarm sounds until turn it base. the so the module will face the bow you of Align pole mounting adapter off. the boat. Install and the set screw into the tighten pole mounting adapter and it This the should GPS module from tighten securely. prevent After decide which direc from the Place the onto
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route want to remove from KEYBOARD you Routes the list as shown at Now The has in a vertical column on the a left, right. keyboard keys arranged plus ltTh BIG FISH the next to the "Erase horizontal rowatthe bottom. and arrow on the press key Aten-key pad keys rightside Route TWO VRERS (Create Route" label. A mes- of the screen lets enter and data on the screen. The menu key warning you change CEAII 1GW Edit Route first menu The this in the bottom left corner of the activate
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earlier. the ad- - Next, press EVENT MARKER To mark a key location on the use this plotter screen, key. to the "Add From jacent Keys" - MAN label. The screen OVERBOARD this saves shown at Pressing key instantly your present right * Name: and switches the unit into a mode that shows data to the This is identical position to the navigation appears. Symbol: last saved position. edit screen shown on Latitude: waypoint ±!J N 00930.000' _____ 00.000' 34. Use the arrow to
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mW data the CLR to exit nine are shown. To see more the NMEA 0183 input (NMEA1 83). Finally, press key ints TbIO WRECXS Haute Waypo the this screen. LEG UAYPT * * NAME SYM waypoints, simply press — —— 1 BIG SCHOOL End of Boute down arrow The of key. position 2REEF the 1000 should show is switchtothe the properdata input, GlobalMap highlighted waypoint Onceyou 3 SNUG COVE , on the oncethe receivertransmits shown at the bottom of the navigation your present position display
