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Navian Quick Guide Handheld GPS Receiver (Model No. NJ-102) April 2005 Navius Co., Ltd. Copyrights ©2004 NaviusCo., Ltd. All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be copied, photo- copied, reproduced, translated, or reduced to any electronic medium or machine-readable form without prior written consent from NaviusCo., Ltd. 2 Navian Quick Guide User Manual H/W Specifications •GPS GPS chipset: 12 channel SiRFStarIIe/LP GPS Core WAAS ready Antenna: Built-in Patch Antenna Acquisition Time: Approx. 45 seconds(Cold), 38 seconds(Warm), 8 seconds(Hot) Position Accuracy: < 15 meters(49 feet), < 3 meters with WAAS 95% typical Update rate: 1Hz User Memory: Internal300KB FLASH memory •Physical Display:128x128 4Gray LCD (29mmx27mm) FSTN, EL backlight Size: 116mm x 56mm x 31mm Weight:78g(without AAx2 battery) Case: Waterproof Temperature: -10°C ~ 85 °C •Interface RS-232C NMEA-0183 Output Messages (GGA,GSA,GSV,RMC and VTG) •Power Input: Two 1.5 volt AA Alkaline batteries Battery life: Up to 12 hours with alkaline batteries •Optional Accessary RS-232 Data Cable AC adaptor S/W Functions •User Data Storage -500 waypoints -Automatic track storage:10 tracks with 1,000 track points •Position Information -Current position(with various coordination such as Lon/Lat, UTM/UPS, MGRS) -Current directionand speed -Trip Information(distance, average speed, maximum speed, time to trip and etc.) •Navigation Guide -Set waypoint/track a destination to go. -Display navigation information (distance to go, time to go etc) •Game -Lotto and etc. Features •Compact handheld GPS receiver •Proven SiRFGPS technology provides accurate position •Rugged design for outdoor sports •High resolution LCD with Graphic User Interface for easy usage •Firmware update support(optional data cable is needed) 3 Navian Quick Guide User Manual The Navian handheld GPS This guide will provide you with the basics of using the Navian handheld GPS receiver. The Navian has 5 keys –up/down/ok/menu/esc(power). Key NameFunction ESC/PowerTurn the Navian receiver on/off Escape from current menu or screen Turn backlight on/off MenuCall a menu, allowing user to access functions OKAccept inputs or selections UpUp DownDown 4 Navian Quick Guide User Manual 1. Previewing the main pages Speed Screen –Displays current speed, maximum speed and average speed. Trip Info Screen –Displays Trip time HH:MM:SS and trip distance. Compass Screen –Guides where to go for the destination. Upward direction is your heading direction. Track Map Screen –Displays where you are going and where you have been. Track logs and waypoints you have saved are displayed. 5 Navian Quick Guide User Manual 2. Compute your position Turn the Navian on by pressing the ESC/POWER button. Press DOWN button and select “NAVIGATION”icon. Select GPS INFO to view the Satellite Status screen. With a clear view of the sky, Navian can track satellites and compute your position. It takes about some minutes to determine your location for the first time. After the first position fix, “3D”character will appear in upper screen. If you want to get the coordinate of location, selelct“LOCATION”menu. 6 Navian Quick Guide User Manual 3. Saving your present position From LOCATION ,NAV INFO, TRACK MAP screen, press OK key for few seconds. You can change icon, name, coordination value by using MENU key. Using UP/DOWN key,you can scroll up and down the list. Press OK key to select proper string or symbol on the list. To Save it, press OK key when done and return to the previous screen. You have to use this function when the GPS is navigation status. You can find letters ‘2D’ or ‘3D’ on the upper icon view area. 4. Setting a GOTO waypoint Select WAYPOINTS to view the waypoints list you have saved. Using OK key, you can switch focus from tab to waypoints list. Select waypoint using UP/DOWN key, and press MENU key to Set Goal. Once GOTO waypoint has been defined, your Navian will guide you in a straight line to your destination on TRACK MAP screen. 7 Navian Quick Guide User Manual 5. Logging lap time From the top menu, select RUNNER icon. RUNNER is for inline skaters or joggers. At first, select distance interval to log lap time, and press OK key Then, current speed, maximum speed , running distance, time record are showed. And, whenever you pass a lap, you can hear the voice information that how long distance you have been running. 8 Navian Quick Guide User Manual 6. Changing user preferences Select OPTION on the top screen, you can see the following sub menus. •GPS : 1.GPS reset 2.Static On/Off 3.NMEA out On/Off 4.NMEA out baud rate 5.Track Log Interval - None,Auto,10m,30m,50m,100m,500m,1km •SCREEN : 1.Brightness 2,Back light –manual,15sec,30sec,1min •UNIT : 1.Coordination – Geodetic/Georef/TM/UTM/UPS/MGRS 2.Datum 3.Distance unit –metric,mile,nautical mile 4,Time format –12hr,24hr 5.Time Zone –Select city 6.Summer Time –On/Off •DEMO : simulation of Navian when you are indoor. •UPGRADE : Set Navian to upgrade mode •DEFAULT : Restore all options to default values. *Specifications subject to change without notice. 9 Navian Quick Guide User Manual FCC Compliance Statement This device complies with part 15 of the FCCRules. Operation is subjected to the following two conditions: 1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and 2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. FCC WARNING This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCCRules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful int…
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NJ 102 Block diagram(Main Part) GRF2i/LP GPS2i/LP Filter Flash+SRAM Combo Memory 8Mb+2Mb Flash Memory 16Mb UART serial data SPI data TCXO(24.5535MHz) RTC XTAL(32.768Khz) Internal GPS Antenna AGC 2bit DataACQ CLKGPS CLK 2005.04.10 LNA LDO (1.8V) Backup Battery ISD4003 Speaker(0.5W/16R) LCD & Switch Control RS232 To USB 12MHz LCD Connector Step Up Regulator Battery (2AA*2) IO Connector (24pin) LDO (3.0V) VCC +5V Input 2005.04.10 NJ 102 Block diagram(LCD Part) LCD 128 * 128 EL Backlight Control LCD Connector Data[7 ... 0] Switch Control & Detect BAT Value 5 Key Battery Value Check
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