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M agellan NA V 6000 U ser M anual M agellan NA V 6000 U ser M anual.
© 1998 by Magellan Systems Corporation. All rights reserved. No part of this User Guide may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, for any purpose other than the purchaser's personal use without the written permission of Magellan Systems Corporation.
All Magellan GPS receivers ar e navigational aids, and are not in- tended to replace other methods of navigation. Pur chaser is ad- vised to perform careful position charting and use good judge- ment. Read the User Guide carefully befor e using this prod- uct.
• Modifications to the receiver which may be r equired due to any change in the Global Positioning System (GPS). [Note: All Magellan GPS receivers use GPS to obtain position, velocity , and time information. GPS is operated by the U.S. Govern- ment, which is solely responsible for its accuracy and mainte- nance.
M agellan NA V 6000 U ser M anual.
W ARNINGS USE GOOD JUDGEMENT This product is an excellent navigation aid, but does not replace the need for careful orienteering and good judgement. Never rely solely on one device for navigating. USE CARE The Global Positioning System (GPS) is operated by the U.
Contents Introduction 1 Packing List 1 Conventions Used in this Manual 2 Commonly Used T erms 2 Getting Started 3 Magellan NA V 6000 Description 3 Language Selection 4 Power ON/OFF 5 Adjusting Contras.
Deleting W aypoints from the W aypoint List 31 Listing the Nearest W aypoints 32 Moving a W aypoint 32 Routes 33 Creating a GOTO Route Using the W aypoint List 33 Creating a GOTO Route Using the Neare.
Port Setup Functions 49 Setting NMEA Output 49 Setting NMEA Baud Rate 49 T urning the Beeper On or Off 50 Activating Alarms 50 Setting Arrival Radius 50 Setting Anchor Alarm 50 Setting XTE Alarm 51 Ma.
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Magellan NA V 6000 1 1 I I ntr ntr oduction oduction Congratulations on your purchase of the M agellan NA V 6000. The NA V 6000 integrates the remarkable accuracy of a GPS receiver with a broad range of electronic chart and navigation aids into a single easy-to-use navigation information center .
Magellan NA V 6000 2 Conventions Used in this Manual The Refer ence section of this manual is designed to assist you in the use of your Magellan NA V 6000.
Magellan NA V 6000 3 2 G G etting S etting S tar tar ted ted This section shows you ho w to begin using your MAGEL- LAN NA V 6000 for the first time. After a brief description of the receiver , it dis.
Magellan NA V 6000 4 Q UIT - Cancels and backs out of an operation or backs up one step in a sequence. Allows stepping thr ough root screens in rev erse order . PO WER - T urns the NA V 6000 on and off and adjusts the LCD and keys ’ backlight intensity .
Magellan NA V 6000 5 Magellan NA V 6000 GPS Receiver Power ON/OFF T o turn power on : P ress the PO WER key until the “MAGELLAN NA V 6000” screen is displayed (appr oximately 5 seconds). F rom the navigation warning screen, press one of the softkeys for a different language or press ENTER to con- tinue.
Magellan NA V 6000 6 Adjusting Contrast P ress the MENU softkey to access the FUNCTION MENU screen. Highlight System Setup and pr ess ENTER to access the Setup M enu, containing the Contrast option. With Contrast highlighted, pr ess ENTER . A bar graph appears.
Magellan NA V 6000 7 P ressing the QUIT key before initializing r eturns to the SA T ST A TUS screen without changing the initial position. The ELEV A TION ENTR Y window appears, pr ompting you for the elevation. U se the RIGHT/LEFT and UP/ DO WN arrows on the CURSOR KEY to enter the elevation and press ENTER .
Magellan NA V 6000 8 The DA TE ENTR Y window appears, prompting y ou for the date. U se the RIGHT/LEFT and UP/ DO WN arrows on the CURSOR KEY to enter the date and press ENTER .
Magellan NA V 6000 9 This section will walk you through creating waypoints, cr eat- ing a route, editing the route, and, finally , activating the route you created. The ar ea chosen for this example was intention- ally selected so that there is little or no land mass to interfere with the tutorial.
Magellan NA V 6000 10 P ress the MARK key . A MARK CURSOR POSITION window is displayed. F rom this window you can change the name, type, coor- dinates, and description for this waypoint. F or this example, the information is acceptable. P ress DONE . The map now resembles the one to the left with the new waypoint displayed.
Magellan NA V 6000 11 When the cursor is over WPT002, press ENTER . This defines WPT002 as the destination for the leg being created. The dashed line be- comes solid, and as the cur- sor is moved away fr om WPT002, a new dashed line is drawn. M ove the cursor to the new desired destination point.
Magellan NA V 6000 12 The dashed line has become a solid line. F rom this point, more legs could be added (ap- pended) to the route in the same way . In this example, w e have created a two-leg route. P ress DONE to complete the Create Route function.
Magellan NA V 6000 13 P ress INSERT . As you begin moving the cursor , two dashed lines are displayed sho wing how the route is being changed. When you are satisfied with the lo- cation of the cursor , press ENTER .
Magellan NA V 6000 14 P ress REMOVE . WPT002 is remov ed from the route but is still displayed on the screen. The route has been reconfigured, starting at WPT001, to WPT004, and ending at WPT003. P ress QUIT to exit edit mode. Activating a Route. A r oute can be activ ated from the r oute list.
Magellan NA V 6000 15 General Usage T urning the Receiver ON/OFF T o turn power on : P ress the PO WER key until the “MAGELLAN NA V 6000” and “W ARNING” screens ar e displayed . T o turn power off : P ress and hold down the PO WER key to start countdown.
Magellan NA V 6000 16 Cancelling an Operation U se the QUIT key to cancel and/or back out of an opera- tion. Inputting Data U se the CURSOR KE Y to select menu items as well as scrolling through alphanumeric series for data entry .
Magellan NA V 6000 17 are constantly updating and contain the information neces- sary to guide you to your destination. Y ou can customize the NA V 1, NA V 2 and POINTER scr eens to display the navigation information you find most useful (See customizing).
Magellan NA V 6000 18 The satellites ’ positions in the sky ar e plotted in 2 concentric circles repr esenting 0 ° elevation at the horizon, and 45 ° . The center point of the circle, 90 ° , is directly overhead. The satel- lites being tracked are shaded.
Magellan NA V 6000 19 Map Screen F rom the SA T ST A TUS screen, press NXT PG to access the Map Screen. The Map screen can also be accessed by the MAP/ CTR Key from any screen. When the Map Screen is viewed for the first time after the unit is turned on, the map always shows the cursor location before the unit was turned off .
Magellan NA V 6000 20 P ress the HIDE softkey to temporarily remo ve the infor- mation window , extending the map to the full screen size. P ress any softkey to r edisplay the information window . When the unit computes a fix, the present position will be represented by a boat icon.
Magellan NA V 6000 21 Using the Cursor Key on the Map Screen P ress the CURSOR KEY to activate and mo ve the cursor on the Map screen. The cursor is repr esented by a + . The information window displays the bearing and distance from the present position (boat) to the cursor location (+), the coordinates of the cursor , COG and SOG.
Magellan NA V 6000 22 Plotter Mode Plotter mode allows you to go wher e your chart does not pro- vide detailed navigation information by displaying a LA T/ LON grid without background cartography .
Magellan NA V 6000 23 Viewing W aypoint and Navaid Attributes When the cursor is moved o ver a waypoint icon, the infor- mation window displays TO: waypoint name, scale, bearing and distance to the waypoint, message (if any) and the coor- dinates.
Magellan NA V 6000 24 T o view additional information on the Objects shown in the QUICK INFO windo w , press ALLINF and a full-screen win- dow opens, showing a list of the objects under the cursor . When the ALLINF softkey is pressed, the objects and their attributes appear .
Magellan NA V 6000 25 NA V 1 Screen F rom the Map Screen, press NX T PG to access the NA V 1 screen. At the top of the NA V 1 screen is the destination waypoint (if any).
Magellan NA V 6000 26 Customizing the Nav 1 Screen In addition to the navigation parameters sho wn, you may select SO A, XTE, ETE, BRG, COG, SOG, CT S, TRN, ET A, VMG, STR, DST and a blank field. P ress the CUST OM softkey to activate the highlight. U se the RIGHT/LEFT ARR O Ws of the CURSOR KEY to change the navigation parameter as desired.
Magellan NA V 6000 27 Pointer Screen F rom the NA V 2 screen, press NX T PG to access the P ointer screen. The P ointer screen provides a graphic compass in combina- tion with a CDI and customizable N av information. At the top of the screen the name of the destination waypoint (if any) is displayed.
Magellan NA V 6000 28 W aypoints The W aypoints function allows you to stor e in memor y up to 500 positions, which can be used to build routes by which you navigate. W aypoints can be created, viewed, edited, deleted, moved, and listed by proximity to the cursor or pr esent position.
Magellan NA V 6000 29 Saving the Current Position Fix as a Waypoint While the unit is computing fixes, fr om any root screen, press the MARK key . The MARK GPS POSITION window appears.
Magellan NA V 6000 30 Coordinates: The coor dinates may be modified in the man- ner described. Y ou can press the C ursor or GPS softkey to automatically assign the cursor position or current GPS posi- tion fix to the coordinate field. The header of the MARK POSITION window tells you which coor dinates are displayed, CURSOR GPS or USER ENTERED.
Magellan NA V 6000 31 U se the CURSOR KEY to highlight the waypoint you wish to view and press the VIE W softkey . The display returns to the Map screen, with the selected waypoint in the center of the map, under the cursor .
Magellan NA V 6000 32 If the name field is selected, only the waypoint shown is de- leted. If the type field is selected, all waypoints with the selected icon type will be deleted. If ALL is selected, all waypoints will be deleted. Highlight YES to delete or NO to exit and press ENTER .
Magellan NA V 6000 33 The NA V 6000 allows you to cr eate and store up to twenty- five multi-leg routes, which can be activated, deactiv ated, viewed, reversed, edited, copied or deleted. Creating a GOTO Route Using the Waypoint List P ress GO T O from any screen.
Magellan NA V 6000 34 Creating a GOTO Route Using the Nearest List P ress GO T O from any screen. The Map screen appears and the active softkeys are LIST , NEARST , FIND and MOB. T o select from a list of the nearest waypoints, press the NEARST softkey .
Magellan NA V 6000 35 Creating a GOTO Route to the Cursor Position P ress GO T O from any screen. The Map screen appears. M ove the cursor ov er the desired destination point and pr ess ENTER . If no waypoint exists at the cursor position, the MARK CURSOR POSITION window appears.
Magellan NA V 6000 36 P ress Q UIT . The Exit GO TO confirmation windo w appears. Highlight YES and press ENTER . The GO TO is deleted. Multi-Leg Routes The NA V 6000 allows you to cr eate multi-leg routes, which can be activated, deactivated, r eversed, edited, copied or de- leted.
Magellan NA V 6000 37 P ress ENTER and a window displaying the waypoint list appears. U se the CURSOR KEY to select the starting waypoint of the route and pr ess ENTER . The selected waypoint appears in the first field. The highlight mov es down to the next line.
Magellan NA V 6000 38 The display remains on the R oute list screen. P ress Q UIT twice to exit the Routes function. Reversing a Route from the List F rom any r oot screen, pr ess the R OUTES, LIST softkeys. U se the CURSOR KEY to highlight the route you wish to reverse and pr ess the REVERS softkey .
Magellan NA V 6000 39 The cursor must be in close proximity to the course line in order for the INSER T softkey to be active on the screen. P ress the INSER T softkey , then use the CURSOR KEY to mov e to the exact position you want to insert an existing or to-be-created waypoint.
Magellan NA V 6000 40 Removing a Waypoint from a Route F rom any root screen, press R OUTES , LIST softkeys. U se the CURSOR KEY to highlight the route from which you wish to remo ve a waypoint and press ENTER . T o edit the active route a shortcut is to press R OUTES , EDIT .
Magellan NA V 6000 41 press the DONE softkey . Pr ess QUIT to exit Route Edit. The waypoint you cr eated or selected at the cursor posi- tion has been added to the end of the route. Appending a Waypoint to the End of a Route Manually F rom any r oot screen, pr ess the R OUTES , LIST softkeys.
Magellan NA V 6000 42 N ow use the CURSOR KEY to mo ve the cursor to the position to which you wish to mo ve the waypoint and press ENTER . If the waypoint being mo ved is at the start of the route, as you mo ve the CURSOR KEY , the distance and bearing from the cursor to the next waypoint is updated continuously .
Magellan NA V 6000 43 P ress the ACTVTE softkey . If a leg is activated, an A appears next to the leg. The ACTVTE softkey then changes to DEA CTV . Activating a leg of an inactive r oute automatically activates the route itself. Any multi-leg r oute which was previously ac- tive is deactivated.
Magellan NA V 6000 44 Creating a Backtrack Route When T rack History is on, the unit drops “bread crumbs ” at every travelled inter val as set under T rack History . Activation of backtrack automatically creates a r oute that starts from the last point recorded to the first point in track history memory .
Magellan NA V 6000 45 Menu Functions The NA V 6000 offers various menu functions that ar e acces- sible from any of the navigation screens by pr essing the MENU softkey . F rom the FUNCTION MENU you can access the W aypoints list, System Setup, Alarms, M ap Setup, T rack His- tory , T rip Planning, Sun/M oon, Simulation mode, and M emor y Reset.
Magellan NA V 6000 46 If the local time displayed on the root scr eens is incorrect you may enter the correct local time by highlighting Local 12-H our or Local 24-Hour and pressing ENTER. A windo w appears that allows setting the correct time. P ress ENTER when done.
Magellan NA V 6000 47 Selecting Map Datum The NA V 6000 allows you to select from 73 map datums. All information displayed on the map screen is based on W GS84.
Magellan NA V 6000 48 Distance U nits F rom the UNITS menu, use the CURSOR KEY to high- light Dist and press ENTER . U se the CURSOR KEY to highlight S tatute Miles, N autical Miles, or Kilo- meters, and press ENTER. Default setting: N autical Miles Speed U nits F rom the UNITS menu, use the CURSOR KEY to high- light S peed and pr ess ENTER .
Magellan NA V 6000 49 Setting NMEA Baud Rate F rom the DA T A POR T menu, use the CURSOR KEY to highlight Baud Rate and pr ess ENTER . The baud rate can be set to 1200, 4800, 9600, or 19200. U se the CURSOR KE Y to select the desired baud rate and press ENTER .
Magellan NA V 6000 50 T urning the Beeper On or Off The beeper can be turned on and off. Beeper activation is independent of alarm control. P ress the MENU softkey , use the CURSOR KEY to highlight System S etup and press ENTER . The SETUP MENU appears.
Magellan NA V 6000 51 U se the CURSOR KEY to select desired radius and press EN- TER . P ress QUIT to exit. Default setting: Off Setting XTE Alarm If the alarm is on, it will sound when the boat has ex ceeded a certain XTE. The XTE can be set from 0.01 to 9.
Magellan NA V 6000 52 U se the CURSOR KE Y to highlight On or Off and press ENTER . P ress Q UIT to exit. Default setting: On T urning Marine Settings On and Off Marine features icons sho wn on the map can be turned on and off.
Magellan NA V 6000 53 When Lights are turned ON under the NA V AIDS Menu, lights will be shown on lighthouses and other lights that r o- tate, and a light sector will be displayed to sho w the range of coverage for the light. I n the No Sector setting, the light will be shown without sectors.
Magellan NA V 6000 54 When Map Orientation is set to N or th U p, the boat icon rotates accor d- ing to its COG direction, with respect to north; the map does not rotate. When Map Orientation is set to T rack-Up , the boat icon al- ways points up while the map rotates so the top of the screen is always the COG direction.
Magellan NA V 6000 55 When using Map S hift, we recommend that y ou physically go to a position that is clearly recogniz- able on the paper chart, to ser ve as a basis for performing the shift. P ress the MENU softkey , use the CURSOR KEY to high- light Map S etup and press ENTER .
Magellan NA V 6000 56 T urning T rack History On or Of f P ress the MENU softkey , use the CURSOR KEY to highlight T rack History and press ENTER . The TRACK HIST OR Y menu ap- pears. U se the CURSOR KEY to highlight T rack History and press ENTER . U se the CURSOR KE Y to turn T rack History On or Off and press ENTER .
Magellan NA V 6000 57 U se the CURSOR KEY to highlight one of the fields and press ENTER . U se the CURSOR KEY to edit and press ENTER to confirm. The softkeys allow you to view the next r oute, the previous route, and to scroll page up and page do wn in the route currently display ed.
Magellan NA V 6000 58 Simulation Mode Function When activating the simulation mode, if a route (multileg or GO T O) is already active, that route will be used for the simu- lation. If a route is not al- ready active, the unit will au- tomatically create a route that occupies the #25 spot on the route list.
Magellan NA V 6000 59 A confirmation screen appears. H ighlight YES and press ENTER. A message confirms the memory clear . If you select Clear All M emor y , the unit will turn off after a few seconds.
Magellan NA V 6000 60 T roubleshooting The following is a brief guide to some of the problems that might be encountered while using the M agellan NA V 6000 and what you can do to correct them. Receiver will not turn on 1 If the receiver is being po wered by batteries, make sure that they ar e fully charged.
Magellan NA V 6000 61 P osition coordinates on your r eceiver do not match the loca- tion on your map. 1 Make sur e that your receiver is set up to use the same datum as your map . The map da- tum is generally shown in the map legend. S ee Map Datum under S ystem Setup for instruc- tions on selecting the map datum in your re- ceiver .
Magellan NA V 6000 62 LOST FIX ALARM GPS Has Stopped Computing Fixes ENTER or QUIT to clear LOST EXTERNAL ALARM External Power Lost ENTER or QUIT to clear ARRIVAL ALARM Boat Is Within X.XX nm of XXXXXXXX ENTER or QUIT to clear XTE ALARM Boat Is Off Course By More Than X.
Magellan NA V 6000 63 NA V 6000 A ppendix Installation I nstr uctions .............................................. 64 Battery Installation ............................................... 64 C-Card I nstallation ......................................
Magellan NA V 6000 64 OUT MARK GOTO ZOOM ZOOM ENTER MAP/CTR POWER Installation Instructions Battery Installation The NA V 6000 comes with 6AA batteries already installed. T o replace batteries, with the unit turned off, unlock the door at the bottom of the unit b y turning both fasteners a 1/4 turn to the left.
Magellan NA V 6000 65 C-Card Installation In addition to its internal chart information, the NA V 6000 displays detailed navigational chart information from external data cartridges. A cartridge should be inserted or removed only when the unit is po wered off.
Magellan NA V 6000 66 IMPOR T ANT : The “C-MAP” label on the car- tridge should be facing up and the flat-edged end of the cartridge where the contact points are located should be inserted first.
Magellan NA V 6000 67 Nav 6000 Swivel Mounting Bracket (Optional) Before installing the NA V 6000 in its swivel mount, there are several things you should keep in mind. The NA V 6000 should be mounted in a location where it is easily viewed, where the operating keys are accessible.
Magellan NA V 6000 68 BASE 29-60049-004 KNOB (LONG) 46-00240-000 CLAMP 27-60056-000 KNOB (SHORT) 46-00239-000 SWIVEL 29-60048-004 CRADLE 29-10064-004 SPRING 47-00210-001 HINGE PIN 29-60051-004 SPRING 47-00210-001 WASHER 46-00237-000 SCREW 46-00238-000 The NA V 6000 S wivel Mounting Bracket is shipped, fully assembled, from the Magellan factory .
Magellan NA V 6000 69 DC Power Black* Red* (+) (-) DC Power/RS-232 Data Cable NMEA Device Black* Orange or White (+) (-) External Alarm Blue or Brown Red* (+) (-) DBR Black* Y ellow or Green (+) (-) * Additional red and black wire must be spliced to connect more than one device.
Magellan NA V 6000 70 1 9 Serial Port A (9-pin) Line Name IO/A T Pin CARRIER DETECT RECEIVE DA T A TRANSMIT DA T A DA T A TERMINAL READY SIGNAL GROUND DA T A SET READY REQUEST T O SEND CLEAR TO SEND R.
Magellan NA V 6000 71 Pr oper placement Improper placement Proper External Antenna Installation - Signal Reception The illustrations show both the proper and impr oper place- ment of a fixed antenna on a boat. Physical obstructions (build- ings, large trees, mountains, etc.
Magellan NA V 6000 72 Building, single Buo ys Buoys, car dinal; Buoy , in- stallation; Buoy , isolated danger; Buoy , internal; Buo y , safe water; Buoy , spe- cial purpose; Buo y , generic Anchorage .
Magellan NA V 6000 73 Composite objects Airport; Anchorage; Channel edge; Deep water route; De- fined water; Harbour; Range system; Lighthouse; M ooring trot; N avigation mark, afloat; N avigation mar k, fixed; T raffic Separation Scheme S ystem.
Magellan NA V 6000 74 N atural Featur es (ICE) Ice ar ea; Pingo. N atural Featur es (RIVERS) Canal; Canal bank; Rapids; River; River bank; W aterfall. N avigational aid, generic N avigational mark fix.
Magellan NA V 6000 75 Radar , Radio Radar , Radio, Electronic P o- sitioning System Radar station; Radar tran- sponder; Radio station_refco. Radar Reflector Rescue station Rocks U nder water rock. Sand waves Services Pilot boarding place. Signals Chain/Wire; T op mark.
Magellan NA V 6000 76 W ater T urbulence T ideway; W ater turbulence. W eed/Kelp Windmill Windmotor W recks.
Magellan NA V 6000 77 EUR79 European 1979 GANDA Gandajika Base GEO49 Geodetic Datum 1949 GHANA GRB36 Ordnance Survey of GB, 1936 GUAM Guam GUNSG G. Segara GUNSR HAW AI Hawaii HERA T Herat North HJORS .
Magellan NA V 6000 78 NMEA M essage Definitions AP A Autopilot cross track error , direction to steer , status of GPS, route status, destination waypoint name, and bear- ing from origin to destination (old format).
Magellan NA V 6000 79 NMEA OUTPUT DA T A FORMA T - VERSION 1.5 AP A Autopilot Format A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 APA,A,A,X.XX,L,N,A,A,XXX.,M,CCC 1 OR’ed Blink and SNR (A = valid, V = invalid) 2 Cycle Lock (A = valid, V = invalid) 3-5 Cross Track, Sense (L = steer left, R = steer Right), N.
Magellan NA V 6000 80 2 Cycle Lock, (A=Valid, V=Invalid) 3 Cross Track Error 4 Steer Left of Right (L = Left, R = Right) 5 Units (N.Mi.) NMEA 0183 VERSION 2.1 APB Autopilot Sentence “B” 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 APB,A,A,x.x,a,N,A,A,x.x,a,c—c,x.
Magellan NA V 6000 81 different from the number in view) 8 Horizontal dilution of precision 9 Antenna altitude above/below mean sea level 10 Units of antenna altitude, meters 11 Geoidal separation - d.
Magellan NA V 6000 82 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910 11 GSV,x,x,xx,xx,xx,xxx,xx..........xx,xx,xxx,xx*hh<CR><LF> 1 Total number of messages, 1 to 3 2 Message number, 1 to 3 3 Total numer of satellite.
Magellan NA V 6000 83 RMC T ransit Specific (to be followed by RMB) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 RMC,hhmmss.ss,A,1111.11,a,yyyyy.yy,a,x.x,x.x,xxxxxx,x.x,a *hh 1 Time, UTC of position fix 2 Status (A = valid, .
Magellan NA V 6000 84 Abbreviations 2D T wo-dimensional 3D Three-dimensional BRG Bearing CDI Course Deviation Indicator CLR CLEAR COG Course over ground MAP/CTR Map/Center key CTS Course to steer DEG .
Magellan NA V 6000 85 LA T Latitude LON Longitude MH Miles per hour Mi Miles MIN Minute mm Minutes (decimal format to two degrees of resolution) mmm Minutes (decimal format to three degr ees of resolu.
Magellan NA V 6000 86 Specifications Size 3.25” x 7.5” x 1.70” ( 8.3 cm x 19.1 cm x 4.3 cm) LCD display dimensions 4" diagonal Temperature: Operating 14˚F to 140˚F (-10˚C to 60˚C) Stora.
Magellan NA V 6000 87 E Q U A T O R 0 ° P R I M E M E R I D I A N 0 ° L a t i t u de L o n g i t u d e 11 5 ° 00.00W 42 ° 30.00N Coordinate Systems P ositions are locations that are described in a unique way so that one location cannot be confused with another .
Magellan NA V 6000 88 A UTM position is described by three elements; the zone it is in, the easting, and the northing. Eastings and northings measure how far into a zone a position is in meters. Eastings are an east/west measur ement, and correspond roughly to lon- gitude.
Magellan NA V 6000 89 What Is GPS? tance between the receiv er and the satellite: this is ranging. Once the receiver has computed range for at least three satellites, its location on the surface of the earth can be determined. Each satellite transmits two types of data, almanac and ephemeris.
Magellan NA V 6000 90 curacy is a potential risk, and has introduced Selective A vail- ability (SA) to maintain a military advantage. SA is a random error that is introduced to the SPS code ephemeris data and reduces the accuracy of any SPS receiver .
Magellan NA V 6000 91 A A 1 B B 1 A 1 A B B 1 N 0 ° E 90 ° W 270 ° S 180 ° NW 315 ° NE 45 ° SW 225 ° SE 135 ° B 2 B 1 B Explanation of Data T erms BR G. Bearing is the direction of a point (waypoint or cursor position) in relation to the boat or another point.
Magellan NA V 6000 92 A Courseline B C D E STR. Steering. The difference between COG and CTS. If COG is 25 ° and CTS is 30 ° , then STR is 5 ° Right. TT G. Estimated time en route to r each the active waypoint. TRN. T urning is the difference between COG and BR G.
Magellan NA V 6000 93 Glossary Active Leg The segment of a route currently being travelled. Azimuth The angular measurement from the horizon to a satellite or other object. Bearing The compass direction from your position to a destination, measured to the nearest degree.
Magellan NA V 6000 94 Heading The dir ection in which the NA V 6000 is moving, track or gr ound course, (due to wind, current, and so forth), and may also be different from the course. Latitude The angular distance north or south of the equator measured by lines encir cling the earth parallel to the equator in degrees from 0 ° to 90 ° .
Magellan NA V 6000 95 Reverse R oute Duplicates an existing route but in reverse order . Route A planned course of travel that is defined b y a sequence of waypoints. When activ e, the route is used in the calculation of all naviga- tion data except position, speed o ver ground and track/course ov er ground.
Magellan NA V 6000 96 INDEX Abbreviations 84 Accuracy 89 Alarms 50; arrival radius 50; anchor alarm 50; XTE alarm 51 Antenna installation 71 Appendix 63 Attributes, viewing W aypoint and Navaid attrib.
Magellan NA V 6000 97 Map shift 54 Marine settings 52 Memory reset 58 Menu functions 45 MOB 35 Navaid icons 72 Navaid settings 52 Navigation NA V1 screen 25; NA V2 screen 26 NMEA 49, 69, 78 North Refe.
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