GlobalMap 1000 INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS LITHO IN U.S.A. 988-0134-00 •eL0wRANcE ELECTRONICS, INC. 12000 E. SKELLY DR.
NOTES: WARNING! USE THIS MAPPING UNIT ONLY AS AN AID TO NAVIGATION. A CAREFULNAVIGATOR NEVER RELIES ON ONLY ONEMETHOD TO OBTAIN POSITION INFORMATION. The background maps built intothis unitare not intended for navigation. The accuracyofthesemaps hasnot been verified. The maps are derived from U.S. Government sources which relyon ground and aerial surveys and satellite data.
NOTES: TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION MOUNTING BRACKET MOUNT IN-DASH MOUNT POWER CONNECTIONS DATA INPUT ANDOUTPUTCONNECTIONS DGPS BEACON RECEIVER MAPLINKIM LOWRANCE GPSMODULE INSTALLATION KEYBOARD GE1TING STARTED INITIALIZATION DGPSSETUP LOWRANCELGC-1 GPSMODULE COLDSTART LGC-1 GPSMODULE TEST MAPPING/NAVIGATION/STEERING DISPLAYS MAP SCREEN MAPPING OPTIONS CARTRIDGE SWITCH C-MAP SETUP CURSOR TRAIL PLOTTER EVENT MARKER NAVIGATION SCREEN STEERING SCREEN CDI.
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6. TRAIL PLOT If youturntheplottrailrecordingoff, (using theTrail Recording function on the "Mapping Setup" menu) then the GlobalMap 1000 will stop plotting your trail. However, itwill show yourtrail on the map up to the pointthat you turned it off. 7. TRAIL PLOT There is a maximum of 2000 dotsavailable to plot a trail. 8. EVENT MARKER Pressing the EVENT MARKER key twiceputsthe last used marker at your present position or at the cursorpositionif it's displayed. 9.
IN-DASHMOUNTING The GlobalMap 1000 can be installed in the dash with the supplied hardware ifthe dash is 1/2" thick or less. Determining the dash thickness can be difficult, however, if you remove a gaugefrom the dash, you can easilymeasure thethickness. Trythis in anareathat'sclosetothe location that youwish to install the unit sincethe thickness canvary significantly in someboats.
POSITION FILTER No matter what kind of radionavigation input you're usingwith theGlobalMap 1000, "jitter"orsmallpositionchanges will show on the display even when you're not moving.
DATA INPUTAND OUTPUT CONNECTIONS In order forthe GlobalMap 1000 to show positioninformation, it requires navigation datafrom either a Loran-C, Decca, or GPS receiver than can sendthedatain NMEA 0183 version 1.5 or 2.0 format.IftheNMEA input is notused, then the Lowrance LGC-1 GPS receiver can be used. The wiring connections forthe NMEA 0183 version 1.5 are different than the onesusedforthe NMEA 0183 version 2.0. Ifyouare using version 1.5, then usethe green and black wiresontheGlobalMap's powercable.
N%IEA Therearetwo boxeson the left side of the screen. One reads "Source Datum, the other is Australia 66 Australia 84 European 5J 0183,VERSION1.5 WIRING CONNECTIONS GLOBALMAP 1000'S POWER GABLE 'Display Datum."Before changEuropean 79 the need to Geodetic 49 Datum, ing you MAD 2? CONUS knowwhich datumthe navigaOrd. Suruey G.ll. tion receiversupplying position Tokyo data to the GlobalMap 1000 is UGS 72 using.
NMEA VERSION 2.0 WIRING CONNECTION The shieldedred, black, white and green wires are for a NMEA 0183, version 2.0 interface. This is a shielded, balanced line interface. Do not usethe shield on these wires! Trimthe shieldback,awayfrom thesplice when you attachwires from another device to theGlobalMap 1000. The GlobalMap 1000 sends data (transmits) to another electronic navigation device through the shielded white and green wires and receives NMEA data through the shielded red and blackwires.
1-;—i you navigate back to the man overboard position. Man Overboard Information Onceyou'vesaved aMan Overboard position, the unitshows navigation data to that position until you reset the Man Over0.04 boardfunction,turntheunitoff, __________ 15.O or use the Cancel Navigation _________ feature. _____________________ 2:51:511p N 25°41.951' W80c12.0842 To resetthe ManOverboard or viewmore information about it, press the WAYPT/ROUTE key. Nowpress the key nexttothe"Man Overboard Information" label.
SAMPLE WIRING DIAGRAMS GLORALMAP 1000RECEIVING NMEA 0183, VERSION 1.5 DATA FROM NAVIGATION RECEIVER. GREEN WIRE CONTRAST , VOLUME,and LIGHTADJUST The GlobalMap 1000's display contrast,speakervolume, and light brightnessare adjustable from the same menu screen. To adjust any or all of these features,presstheMENU key, then press the key nextto the "Contrast, Volume, and Brightness' label.Thescreen shown at rightappears. Threevertical bar graphs appear on this GLOBALMAP 1000 RECEIVING NMEA 0183, VERSION 2.
UNITS OF MEASURE The units of measure used in the GlobalMap 1000 are adjustable. This includes time, distance, altitude, direction, speed, and depth. To change anyof thesettings, firstpressthe MENU keytwo times. Nowpress the key nextto the "Units of Measure" label. The screen shown belowappears. Simply press the key nextto the label that you wish to change until the check mark in that label moves to the desired setting. Press the CUR key to exit thisscreen and return to a mapping or navigation screen.
MAPLINKTM TheGlobalMap 1000 hasan internal "background" mapthatcovers almost the whole world. It also shows southern Canada, all of the continental United States, andMexicoatahigherresolution than othercountries. This map is sufficient for most users, however, Lowrance has an optional cartridgereader called the Maplink that acceptsboth Lowrance and CMapTM cartridges. Thesecartridges have small areamaps built intothem that allowsyouto "zoom" inand seemuch moredetail than is available on the built-in map.
recalled waypoint if the arrival alarm'ssettingis.1 mile.We've drawn the imaginary arrival alarm radius on the screen at right. As you can see, the present position symbolhasn't reached the circle. When it does, the arrival alarm will sound. The alarm is adjustable from .010 to 9.99 miles. The LOWRANCE LGC-1 GPS MODULE This optional OPS receiver is currently used with all Lowrance GPS gimbal-mount products. It's small, rugged, and fast.
Surface Mounting - WithoutAccess If you don't have access to theback side of the mounting surface, use the 'cleats suppliedwith theGlobalMap 1000. (Note: This is assuming you can "snake the module's cableto a location that is accessible. A hole will still need to be drilled in the mounting surface for the cable.) Usingthe gasket as a template, mark and drill the 17mm (11/16") hole for the cable. Attach the cable to the module and drop the otherend of the cable through the gasket and down the hole.
when you reach the last waypoint in the route, the arrival alarm sounds until you turn it k [Route Auto—Sequence o DPI' ION ] off. After you decide which direc ________ ______ ______ tion to run the route, a new ______ __________ _____ menuappearsasshown atright. ____________ This is the auto-sequencing _____ __________________ menu. With auto-sequencing ____________ turned on (the default), the _______ GlobalMap will show navigationdata to thefirst waypoint in the routeuntil you come within0.
KEYBOARD The keyboard has keys arranged in a vertical column on the left, plus a horizontal rowatthebottom. Aten-keypad andarrow keysonthe rightside ofthescreenlets youenterand change dataon thescreen. Themenu key in the bottomleft cornerof thekeyboard activates thefirst menu page. The keys alongthebottomofthe screen are used to switch between mapsand the digital navigation, steering, and posiflon screens.
earlier.Next, pressthe key adjacentto the "Add From Keys" label.Thescreen shown atright appears. Thisis identical to the waypoint editscreen shown on page 34. Use the arrow keysto movebetween fields. Enterthe waypoint name, symbol, and position, then press the ENT key to save the waypoint and return to the routeedit screen. EVENTMARKER - To mark a location on the plotter screen,use this key.
theNMEA 0183 data input (NMEA183). Finally, presstheCLR key to exit this screen. Onceyouswitchtotheproperdata input, theGlobalMap 1000 should show your presentposition on thedisplay oncethenavigation receivertransmits it. If you'recertain the navigation receiveris sending positiondata, butthe presentpositiondisplaycontinuestoflashforover 15 seconds, (signifying that it isn't receiving data) then checkall wiring connections.
waypoints in the route have been selected. Press the CLR key when you're finished. A screen similar to the one below right appears. Thewaypoints used inthis route appear on the right side of the screen. In this example route, we saved five waypoints, so therearefive"legs" onthe route. Question marks appearforthe name on all of the waypoints, since you can't name the waypoints while entering them from the map. If you wish to changeanythingaboutthe waypoint, i.e.
This is theOPS module initial- - fle Initial Setting izationscreen.The settings now in use are shown at the top of Latitude: II *5'44.2J7' thedisplay. Thefirst number in Longitude: J 80O8.129 Oft Altitude: + the latitude display should be Time: 12:4'bBZpm flashing.Ifyou'reusingtheunit Date: 10/28/1993 forthefirsttime,thesesettings N/S Latitude are probably wrong for your 1oggle and time.
ROUTES A routegivesyoutheabilitytonavigate toseveralwaypointswithout having to reprogramthe unitafterarriving at eachone. A route consists oftwo or morewaypoints. When youtravelon a route, the GlobalMap 1000 shows navigation information to the firstwaypoint in the route. When you reach the firstwaypoint, (signalled by the Arrival Alarm), the GlobalMap 1000 automatically sequences to the next waypoint. Navigation information is shown tothiswaypoint and the process repeats.
Customer Service Department. To activate the receivertest, first pressthe MENUkey, then [BIT Survrniary press the key next to the "I/O [Lou Order HAN and Initialization label. Now Uigh Order BAN press the key nextto the "Test Preprocessortest OPS Receiver" abel. The PreprocessorHhH .!tlti Interface screenshown at right appears. C/C UCO Test While the GlobalMap 1000 is II Signal liii. Test testing the LGC-t GPS modiLsofiwareVersion ule, theword"Testing" appears in the box at the top of the screen.
GlobalMap 1000 returns to the mapping screen. If the waypointlocationiswithinthe area shown on the map, a box appears on the map with the waypoint's number beneath it. Ifasymbolwasassigned to the waypoint, thesymbolwill show on the screen instead of the box. __________ 12.0 MFHJ __________ N Z53B.?U4' U enoo9.8621) Navigate to a Waypoint To show navigation data to a waypointlocation, firstpress the WAYPT/ROUTE key, then pressthe key nexttothe"Waypoints"label.Thescreen shown below appears.
presstheright arrow key once to move to the next location. Press the ZOOM IN key until the "E" appears. Continue in thismanneruntil the waypoint See the Customization section for a detaileddescription ofthe boxesnotshownonthis screen. mint II 2 Name: ItEEF* Symbol: Latitude: N name is completed. To centerthemaparound your present position, placing it in the middle ofthescreen, simply presstheCENTERkey. Longitude: __________ 1.1iMI] 12.
r—t The list ofwaypoints shows on the right sideofthescreen. The firstwaypoint number inthe list appears at the top ofthe page. It's highlighted by a black box. This is the numberthat the position will be stored under. To switch to a different number, simply press the down arrow key. If the waypoint says "Empty", then you can store a position there. A row of menu labels appearon the left side ofthe screen.
course line is always straight up,andthemap rotatesaround yourpresentposition. Although this maylookconfusing at first, it actually makes reading the map easier. For example, if you'retravefling due east, features on the mapshouldmatch your view outside: an inlet on yourleftwillbe shown on theleft on the map, an island on your right will show on the right on themap, etc. WAYPOINTNAVIGATION g Ii88 12.0 __________ IS Z5°4143R' li ¶J°1J9.
to choose from. Pmsslng the MENU key changestothenext page.) Oncethe arrow is pointing to the desired box, press the ENT key. This returns the GlobalMap 1000 to the screen you're changing (in this ex- '& u_,,in_ are held in memory and are saved even if power is turned off. 184° 0:15:45 0.OOri: 186° 10/28/1993 1:47:130 ———— ,.fl Cartrldgs Switch The GlobalMap 1000 can use either Lowrance or CMapTM cartridges.
Tochangeanyoftheeefeatures, press the MENU key, then pressthe key nextto the label. Now the next to the "Cpress key label. Thescreen MapSetup shown above appears. Simply pressthekey nextto the label "Mapping Setup __________________ Nap Boundaries n OFF ION %tvigation Aids o OFF ION ttal_Features (Depth Lines the station identification o jBestrlctiuns Areas ci OFF ci OFF ION The statue of the DGPS receiver shows at thetop of the screen.
Beneaththedatedleplaylethe GPS status display. This tells you ifthe unitis inthe 2D mode (position only), 3D mode (position and altitude), orif DG PS is operational. The Fix status and "DOPS" show inthe upperright portion of the display. The fix quality has a range from 0-9. 9 is the best, 0 the worst. As the fix number decreases, the i IflUVfl flmaum fl rurn w1 tffl! N 3b°1J9.49d° U 96°11965' 3?5FT 7/09/1993 3D Navigation EJI 2,08 L!j IEiU 1.17 1.54 1.94 EiEI 0.
To stop the GlobalMap 1000 romdrawingtheplottrail, press the key next to the "Trail Re- __________________________ Clear Trail _____ Trail Recording a OFF 'ION cording"label. The GlobalMap ____________________________ Trail Display o OFT 'ION 1000 not onlywill stopdrawing ____________________________ the plot trail, but also will not Trail Type 'ISolid a Dots a Flash keep track of it in memory. If ____________________________ youwishtotemporarilystopthe Hacard by g"Dist.
J STEERING SCREEN The steering screen shows a pictorial view of your boat and course travelled. This is called a Course Deviation Indicator or C.D.I. It also shows Distance To Go (DTG), Course Over Ground (COG), Speed Over Ground (SOG), Bearing to Waypoint (Bearing), Cross Track Error (XTE), and Velocity Made Good (VMG). All of thedigital boxesonthis screen are customizable. Press the STEER keytoviewthisscreen. (D.T.C. 0.13 ( X. T.E. 186° J!, a w.It, jBearing Jj O ILM.G.
event marker. TheGlobalMap 1000 places themarker at the intersection of thecursor lines. To erase the cursor lines, press the CURSOR key. Erasing the Icons You can erase event markers one ata timeor all ofthemarkers that you can see on the screen with one key press. NAVIGATION SCREEN To erase one event marker, press the EVENT MARKER key, then move the cursor to the icon that you wishto erase as shown on thescreen atright. Now pressthe key nextto the "DELAT CURSOR" label.
