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General| Screen Size | 6 inches |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 800 x 480 pixels |
| GPS Receiver | High-sensitivity GPS/GLONASS receiver |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
| Display | Color LCD |
| Storage | MicroSD card slot |
| Connectivity | NMEA0183 |
User must read and accept safety warnings before operating the GEONAV unit.
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Explains GEONAV as a graphic GPS plotter and its interface capabilities.
Describes using GEONAV with land charts for navigation in vehicles.
Ensures proper placement of GEONAV to avoid electromagnetic interference with compasses.
Details water resistance, cartridge slot protection, and cleaning recommendations.
Covers fixed installation on boats and car installation using suction cups.
Explains power supply connections and data cable pinouts for various GEONAV models.
Steps for inserting and removing Navchart cartridges, ensuring water protection.
Details the function of each key on the GEONAV control panel.
Describes how to run the diagnostic program to test system and key functionality.
Explains how to display chart features like depth contours, names, and navaids.
Details how to identify and display port services using symbols and icons.
Describes using internal/external GPS, depth sounder, and navigation/cursor modes.
Explains chart rotation for orientation and autozoom for automatic scaling.
Details overzoom for readability and manual position calibration for accuracy.
Covers setting local time, display colors, contrast, and screen brightness.
Displays tracked satellites, signal quality, and GPS fix status.
Shows speed, course, distance, and time when no route is active or a route is present.
Lists and explains options available in the main menu like TRACK, ROUTE, SETUP.
Displays sea depth, scale, and temperature data.
Shows boat speed, distance, bearing to target waypoint, and steering angle.
Displays average speed, elapsed time, and distance covered during a trip.
Guides on creating, editing, and deleting routes using waypoints, markers, and ports.
Explains how to view route details, reverse direction, and delete entire routes.
Instructions for activating, deactivating, and deleting the boat's actual track.
Guides on inserting, deleting, and modifying markers for points of interest.
Describes how GEONAV helps an autopilot follow routes and provides proximity warnings.
Explains using GEONAV with land charts, including setup options for roads and cities.
Lists and explains common messages related to trip status, GPS coverage, and waypoints.
Addresses problems with unit power, satellite signal acquisition, and screen behavior.
Covers unit unresponsiveness, command errors, and memory reset procedures.
Provides definitions for terms related to GPS, navigation, and GEONAV functionality.
