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Lowrance GlobalMap 5000C User Manual

Lowrance GlobalMap 5000C
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Pub. 988-0151-011
www.lowrance.com
GlobalMap 6000C &
GlobalMap 5000C
Mapping GPS Receiver
Operation Instructions

Table of Contents

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Lowrance GlobalMap 5000C Specifications

General IconGeneral
Display Size5 inches
Display TypeColor TFT
Display Resolution480 x 480 pixels
Waterproof RatingIPX7
Weight2.2 lbs (1 kg)
Waypoints/Routes3000 waypoints, 100 routes
Chart CompatibilityNavionics
MemoryMMC card slot
Power Supply10-17 VDC

Summary

Section 2: Installation & Accessories

GPS Antenna/Receiver Module Installation

Instructions for mounting the external GPS antenna and receiver module for optimal signal reception.

Power Connections

Guidance on connecting the GPS unit to a 12-volt battery system for power supply.

Mounting the Unit: Bracket or In-Dash

Instructions for physically mounting the GlobalMap unit using its bracket or for in-dash installation.

Section 3: Basic GPS Operations

Find Your Current Position

Steps to find and display the unit's current geographical location on the map.

Searching

Explains how to search for various map features, addresses, and points of interest.

Set a Waypoint

Instructions for creating and saving waypoints at current position or specific locations.

Navigate To a Waypoint

Steps to set a destination and navigate to a previously saved waypoint.

Set Man Overboard (MOB) Waypoint

How to activate the Man Overboard feature to mark a location quickly.

Navigate Back to MOB Waypoint

Guidance on navigating back to the Man Overboard position.

Navigate to Cursor Position on Map

Navigating to a location selected directly on the map using the cursor.

Navigate to a Point of Interest

How to find and navigate to Points of Interest (POI) using search functions.

Creating and Saving a Trail

Process for creating, recording, and saving travel paths (trails).

Navigating Trails

Methods for following a recorded trail, including visual trailing and navigation.

Navigate a Trail (forward)

Steps to follow a saved trail in its original recorded direction.

Navigate a Back Trail (backtrack, or reverse)

How to follow a saved trail in reverse, from end to start.

GPS Quick Reference

Section 4: Advanced GPS Operations

Routes

Information on creating, saving, and navigating routes composed of waypoints.

Navigate a Route

Instructions for following a saved route from start to finish.

Navigate a Route in Reverse

How to follow a saved route from the last waypoint back to the first.

Section 5: System & GPS Setup Options

Alarms

Configuring various audible and visual alarms like arrival, off-course, and anchor alarms.

GPS Simulator

Using the unit in a simulated environment for practice and training.

Reset Options

Restoring all unit features to their factory default settings.

Trail Options

Managing trail recording settings, including update criteria and display visibility.

Section 6: Searching

Find Addresses

Locating specific street addresses by entering address number, street, and city.

Find Map Places or Points of Interest (POI)

Searching for Points of Interest (POI) by name or proximity.

Find Streets or Intersections

Locating specific streets or street intersections by name.

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