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Locosys GT-31 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandLocosys
ModelGT-31
CategoryGPS
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Welcome

Package Check List

Lists standard package contents and optional accessories for the GT-31.

Warning and Cautions

Safety Precautions

Important safety warnings regarding operation, battery, and disposal.

Introduction

Product Overview

Describes the GT-31 as a compact navigator, its battery life, and features.

Introduction (continued)

Device Components

Identifies front, back, and bottom components of the GT-31 device.

Controls

Power/ESC Button

Explains the functions of the Power/ESC button.

Thumb Stick Operation

Details how to use the 5-way directional thumb stick.

Hold Key Function

Describes activating and defining the hold key function.

Before Getting Started

Initial Setup Steps

Outlines steps for charging, initializing, configuring, and seeking assistance.

Status Indicators

GPS and Bluetooth Indicators

Explains icons for position fix and Bluetooth status.

Battery and Key Lock Indicators

Describes indicators for battery status and key lock.

Other and Audio Indicators

Explains indicators for external power, alerts, and audio status.

Memory Card Indicators

Details icons related to memory card access and status.

Page System Tree

Sat Signal, Trip Meter, Speed

Outlines system tree branches for Sat Signal, Trip Meter, and Speed.

Navigation, Track, Position Mark

Outlines system tree branches for Navigation, Track, and Position Mark.

Waypoint, Route, Memory Card

Outlines system tree branches for Waypoint, Route, and Memory Card.

Page System Tree (continued)

Data Logger, Alert, NAVILINK

Continues system tree branches for Data Logger, Alert, and NAVILINK.

Page System Tree (continued)

Settings and MISC

Outlines system tree branches for Settings and Miscellaneous options.

Main Menu

Page Tree Overview

Provides a visual overview of the main menu pages and their functions.

Satellite Signal

GPS Signal Strength

Explains satellite signal strength bars and SAT usage for positioning.

SKY View

Describes satellite position display and satellite number tracking.

GPS Fixed Info

Details information displayed when a GPS fix is obtained.

Trip Meter

Trip Meter Display

Shows the layout and key elements of the Trip Meter page.

Trip Meter (continued)

Trip Data Display

Explains various trip metrics like total time, max speed, trip time, and odometer.

Speed

Speed Display and History

Shows current speed, max speed, and history saving commands.

Speed (continued)

Average Speed Display

Explains average speed display and its related pages.

Navigation

Navigation Display Elements

Identifies key elements on the navigation screen like compass, speed, and distance.

Navigation Activation

Explains when navigation features are activated and arrival messages.

Navigation (continued)

Navigation Data Fields

Details various navigation data fields like VMG, heading, bearing, and altitude.

Navigation (continued)

Sunrise/Sunset and Compass

Shows sunset time, sunrise time, and compass display options.

Navigation Control

Explains how to cancel or skip current navigation.

Track

Track Logging and Modes

Describes track logging, egg laying, and view modes.

Track Setup Options

Details interval settings, mark waypoints, save, view, and settings.

Track (Egg Laying)

Egg Laying Screen Elements

Identifies elements on the Egg Laying track screen.

Track Database Capacity

Mentions track point capacity and map scale adjustment.

Track (continued)

Marking Waypoints and Log Frequency

Explains marking track points as waypoints and setting log frequency.

Clearing Track Data

Describes how to clear logged tracking data.

Track (continued)

Track Detail View

Shows how to view track details, date, time, and coordinates.

Track Point Navigation

Explains how to select previous or next logged points.

Track (continued)

Marking and Navigating Track Points

Describes marking track points and navigating to them.

Track (continued)

Nearest Track Point and Detail

Shows how to display the nearest track point and its details.

Area Calculation from Tracks

Explains how the system calculates area based on track points.

Position Mark

Marking and Editing Location

Describes marking current location as a waypoint and editing it.

Ways to Create Waypoints

Lists methods for creating new waypoints.

Waypoint

Waypoint Information Display

Explains waypoint type, name, coordinates, and altitude display.

Waypoint (continued)

Displaying and Managing Waypoints

Details listing, GO TO, Delete, Edit, Copy, and Save to Card options.

Waypoint Database Operations

Covers deleting all waypoints and saving to SD card.

Waypoint (continued)

Navigating to Waypoints (GO TO)

Explains how to select and navigate to a waypoint.

Editing Waypoint Details

Describes how to change waypoint type, name, coordinates, and distance.

Deleting Waypoints

Explains how to delete waypoints from the database.

Waypoint (continued)

Copying and Projecting Waypoints

Details copying waypoints and creating new ones by projection.

Route

Route Database and Waypoint Count

Explains displaying routes, waypoint counts, and route creation limits.

Deleting Routes

Describes how to delete routes from the database.

Route (continued)

Navigating Routes and Editing

Explains navigating to the first waypoint and editing routes.

Route Waypoint Management

Details viewing waypoints in a route and database.

Route (continued)

Inserting and Deleting Route Waypoints

Describes selecting waypoints to insert or delete from a route.

Route Reversing and Renaming

Explains route reversing and renaming functionality.

Memory Card

Inserting and Card Detection

Instructions for inserting memory cards and how the system detects them.

Log Switch Settings

Explains options for enabling or disabling card logging.

Minimum Speed Threshold

Sets the minimum speed for logging points.

Memory Card (continued)

NMEA Items and File Size

Configuration of NMEA items and file size for logging.

NMEA-0183 Sentences

Lists and defines various NMEA-0183 data sentences.

Memory Card (continued)

Track Logging File Sizes

Selects track logging file size or continuous logging.

Formatting and Removing Cards

Explains how to format and safely remove the memory card.

Data Logger

Log Interval and Speed Threshold

Sets log interval and minimum speed for data logging.

Saving and Clearing Log Data

Describes saving logged data to SD card and clearing flash memory.

Alert

Alert Functions Overview

Explains audio and visual alerts for over speed, altitude, and targets.

Over Speed Alert Settings

Configures over speed alert thresholds and status.

Alert (continued)

Altitude Alert Configuration

Sets altitude alerts for above or below specified levels.

Target Alert Configuration

Configures target alerts based on waypoint types and distance.

NAVILINK

Connecting to Host PC

Explains connection via USB or Bluetooth for data transfer.

Data Download and Upload

Details data included in download/upload operations.

Settings

Language and Time Zone

Configures device language and time zone settings.

Unit and Time Format

Sets measurement units and time format (12/24 hour).

Settings (continued)

Date Format and Arrival Distance

Configures date formats and arrival distance for waypoints.

Settings (continued)

Map Datum and User Grid

Selects map datum and defines user grid formats.

Map Datum Definitions

Lists and describes various map datum types.

Settings (continued)

Power Mode and DGPS Source

Configures power modes and DGPS source.

USB Interface Protocols

Sets NMEA or SIRF binary protocols for USB interfaces.

Settings (continued)

Backlight Timer and Contrast

Adjusts backlight timer and LCD contrast.

External Power and Bluetooth

Configures external power control and Bluetooth activation.

Settings (continued)

Bluetooth Sniff Mode and Username

Manages Bluetooth sniff mode, username, and logged data file names.

Usage Statistics and Defaults

Shows usage stats for routes/waypoints and resets to factory defaults.

Settings (continued)

Navilink Port and Speed AVG Time

Selects Navilink port and defines speed averaging time.

Speed Genie and Hold Key

Configures Speed Genie threshold and Hold Key function.

Settings (continued)

Serial Number and Firmware Version

Displays serial number and firmware version for updates.

Cold Start Procedure

Explains how to perform a cold start for GPS reinitialization.

Miscellanies

120-Year Calendar

Provides a calendar view from 1940 to 2060.

How To: Track Back to Where You Came from

Viewing Logged Data and First Point

Describes viewing track data and selecting the starting point.

Navigating Back to Start Point

Explains how the system guides you back to your starting point.

How To: Track Back to Where You Came from (continued)

Using Saved Routes for Backtracking

Details using saved routes or reversing order to backtrack.

Navigating Reversed Routes

Explains navigating back using a reversed route.

How To: Calculate the Area (Area Calculation)

Area Calculation via Route Page

Calculates area based on waypoints in a selected route.

Area Calculation via Track Page

Calculates area based on logged track data.

How to: Activate Speed Genie

Speed Genie Functionality

Explains the Speed Genie feature for automatic screen changes.

Setting the Speed Threshold

Configures the speed threshold to activate the Speed Genie.

How to: Activate Speed Genie(continued)

Setting Speed Averaging Time

Sets the time interval for speed averaging calculations.

Activating Speed Genie

Steps to activate the Speed Genie feature on the SPEED page.

How To: Download and Upload Data

Basic Operation via USB Cable

Steps for downloading/uploading data using a USB cable.

Using NAVILINK Utility

Executing the NAVILINK utility for data transfer.

How To: Download and Upload Data (continued)

Downloading Navigation Data to PC

Steps to download navigation data from the device to a PC.

How To: Download and Upload Data (continued)

Uploading Navigation Data from PC

Steps to upload navigation data from a PC to the device.

Data Consistency Notes

Important notes for ensuring data consistency during uploads.

How To: Download and Upload Data (continued)

Deleting Navigation Data

Steps to delete navigation data from the device.

Backup and Restore All Data

Procedures for backing up and restoring all device data.

How To: Download and Upload Data (continued)

Downloading Logger Data (SBP)

Steps to download logger data and convert SBP files.

How To: Download and Upload Data (continued)

NAVILINK File Naming Conventions

Explains file naming conventions and extensions for NAVILINK.

How To: Update the Firmware

Firmware Update Procedure

Step-by-step guide to updating the device firmware using a PC.

Map Datum List

Map Datum Entries (1-22)

Lists map datum abbreviations and their descriptions from 1 to 22.

Map Datum List (continued)

Map Datum Entries (23-48)

Lists map datum abbreviations and their descriptions from 23 to 48.

Map Datum List (continued)

Map Datum Entries (49-73)

Lists map datum abbreviations and their descriptions from 49 to 73.

Map Datum List (continued)

Map Datum Entries (74-99)

Lists map datum abbreviations and their descriptions from 74 to 99.

Map Datum List (continued)

Map Datum Entries (100-124)

Lists map datum abbreviations and their descriptions from 100 to 124.

Map Datum List (continued)

Map Datum Entries (125-149)

Lists map datum abbreviations and their descriptions from 125 to 149.

Map Datum List (continued)

Map Datum Entries (150-174)

Lists map datum abbreviations and their descriptions from 150 to 174.

Map Datum List (continued)

Map Datum Entries (175-189)

Lists map datum abbreviations and their descriptions from 175 to 189.

Water Immersion

IPX7 Compliance and Precautions

Details the IPX7 water resistance standard and drying procedures.

Warranty and Repair

Product Warranty Terms

Outlines the 12-month warranty period and exclusions.

Warranty and Repair

Repair Service Policy

Explains the repair process, service contact, and conditions for repair.

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