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Display| LCD display resolution | 111 x 160 pixels |
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| total pixels | 20, 180 pixels |
| pixels per square inch | 157.5 |
Power| nominal voltage | 12 VDC |
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| voltage range | 10-16 VDC |
| current consumption | less than 600 mA |
Operating Environment| unit operating temperature range | 0 to 50°C |
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| antenna receiver operating temperature range | -20 to +70°C |
| dynamics | 0-650 mph |
Weight and Dimensions| antenna receiver size | 6" diameter, 3" high |
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| antenna receiver weight | 1 lb |
| display unit weight | 1.15 lbs |
| LCD display dimensions | 4.5" x 4.25" |
Guidelines for selecting a suitable mounting location for the display unit.
Instructions for correctly connecting the unit to a 12 VDC power source.
Details on mounting the GPS antenna for optimal signal reception.
Overview of the unit's keypad layout and tactile button functions.
How to use the alpha-numeric keypad for data entry and character selection.
Explanation of the recurring softkey labels and their dynamic uses.
Description of the initial self-test process and the main menu screen layout.
Definition and purpose of a waypoint in GPS navigation systems.
Step-by-step guide to entering new waypoint names and coordinates.
How to save the current GPS location as a waypoint.
How to create and manage navigation routes using stored waypoints.
Understanding status messages related to GPS signal and unit health.
Configuring units, time offset, and alarm settings.
Explanation of different GPS operating modes (2D, 3D).
Definitions of key GPS and navigational terms.
Information on connecting the unit for data output.
Troubleshooting common GPS health status messages.
Understanding and resolving error codes for the unit.
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