EasyManua.ls Logo

Eagle IntelliMap 320 User Manual

Eagle IntelliMap 320
128 pages
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
Page #1 background imageLoading...
Page #1 background image
Pub. 988-0143-681
www.eaglesonar.com
IntelliMap 320
Mapping GPS Receiver
Installation and Operation
Instructions

Table of Contents

Question and Answer IconNeed help?

Do you have a question about the Eagle IntelliMap 320 and is the answer not in the manual?

Eagle IntelliMap 320 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Screen TypeTFT LCD
Display Resolution320 x 240 pixels
Battery LifeUp to 8 hours
Map CoverageNorth America
Weight5.3 oz (150 g)
TouchscreenNo
Preloaded MapsYes
ReceiverHigh-sensitivity GPS

Summary

Section 1: Read Me First!

Capabilities and Specifications: IntelliMap™ 320

Details the technical specifications and features of the IntelliMap 320 unit.

How Eagle GPS Works

Explains the fundamental principles of GPS operation and how the unit functions.

Section 2: Installation & Accessories

GPS Antenna/Receiver Module Installation

Step-by-step guide for installing the GPS antenna and receiver module.

Power Connections

Instructions for safely connecting the unit to a power source.

Bracket Installation

Mounting procedures using the provided gimbal bracket.

In-Dash Installation

Methods for flush-mounting the unit into a dashboard.

Portable Installation

Options for using the unit in a portable configuration.

MMC or SDC Memory Card Installation

How to insert and use memory cards for data storage.

Other Accessories

Information on additional accessories available for the unit.

Section 3: Basic GPS Operations

Understanding the IntelliMap 320 Keyboard

Explains the function of each key on the device.

Powering On/Off and Backlight Control

Instructions for turning the unit on, off, and adjusting backlight levels.

Navigating the Main Menu

Overview of the main menu commands and their functions.

Understanding IntelliMap 320 Pages

Describes the three main page displays: Satellite Status, Navigation, and Map.

Satellite Status Page

Displays detailed satellite lock-on and position acquisition status.

Navigation Page

Shows compass rose, direction of travel, and navigation data.

Map Page

Displays a bird's-eye view of the map with course and track.

Background Map vs. MapCreate Map Content

Compares the detail levels of the background map and custom MapCreate maps.

Section 4: Advanced GPS Operations

Measuring Distances on the Map

Learn to measure distances between locations on the map.

Managing Icons on the Map

Create, manage, and navigate to custom icons on the map screen.

Creating and Navigating Routes

Plan, create, save, and navigate complex routes using waypoints.

Working with Trails

Create, save, edit, and navigate recorded trails.

Utilizing Utility Tools

Access tools like alarm clock, trip calculator, and sun/moon data.

Managing Waypoints

Create, edit, delete, select, and set waypoints for navigation.

Section 5: System & GPS Setup Options

Configuring GPS Alarms

Set up and customize arrival, off-course, and anchor alarms.

Satellite Acquisition and Status

Manage satellite lock-on and view DGPS signal status.

Map Display Customization

Tailor map appearance, data elements, and orientation for clarity.

Navionics Charts and Port Information

Display and interpret Navionics electronic charts and port services.

Resetting System Options to Defaults

Restore factory default settings for all system features.

Adjusting Screen Contrast and Brightness

Optimize display visibility by adjusting contrast and brightness.

Setting Local Time and Language

Configure the unit's time, date, and menu language settings.

Managing Trails and Track Smoothing

Control trail recording, display, and smoothing for accurate path tracking.

Units of Measure Settings

Configure speed, distance, depth, temperature, and heading units.

Section 6: Searching

Finding Addresses

Search for specific street addresses within the unit's database.

Locating Interstate Highway Exits

Find nearby highway exits and associated services.

Searching for Points of Interest (POI)

Locate businesses, landmarks, and other points of interest on the map.

Finding Streets and Intersections

Search for specific streets and their intersections.

Finding Saved Waypoints

Search for and locate previously saved waypoints.

Section 7: Supplemental Material

GPS Datums Used by the Unit

Lists the geodetic datums supported by the GPS unit.

FCC Compliance Information

Details compliance with Federal Communications Commission rules.

Product Warranty and Service Information

Information on product licensing, warranty terms, and how to obtain service.

Related product manuals