Eagle Electronics II Manual

A SERVICE OF

next previous

black box moves over the num-

bers on the

right

side. In the

example

shown

atthetop

of the

next

page,

the arrival alarm is

selected.

Now

press

the

key

next to the

"CHANGE

LIMIT" label. The

screen shown below

appears.

The

current alarm value shows

in a window

on the screen which

to .2

mile,

press

the 0

key,

then

the 2

key,

then

press

the 0

key

again.

When

the desired value

has been entered,

press

the

key

next tothe

"ACCEPT' label.

The

unit returnsto the ALARMS

screen as

shown below. Notice

that the alarm

has automati-

cally

been

turned on. If an alarm

is

off,

and

you adjust

it,

the unit

automatically

turns

it on.

Now

you

can

change any

other

alarm or

press

the

key

next to

the "EXIT" label

to leave the

alarm menu.

You can return

to this alarm

screen

at

anytime

to

adjust any

alarm,

turn one

off,

or

all of them

on,

as desired. Each alarm

works

and

adjusts indepentlyof

the others.

Adescription

of each

alarm

follows.

Use the number

keys

to enter

the time. Press the

up

arrow

key

to

change

the

time from

AM to PM or the

down arrow

key

to

change

from PM

to AM.

Press the

key

next

to the "AC-

CEPT" label when

you're

fin-

ished.

CHANGE DATE

To enter

today's

date,

press

the

key

next to the "CHANGE

the

key

next to the label that

you

need

to

change.

If

every-

thing

is

correct, press

the

key

next to

the "EXIT" label. The

unit will switch

to the

position

screen and

start

searching

for

the satellites

currently

in view.

It should find

the satellites and

show a

position

in a few min-

utes.

COLD START

When the AccuNav

II is turned

the receiver.

ARRIVAL_ON

OFF

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p

NCH0 flF4

Itlil

I

H

IT

CHANGE

LI1Ij

is labled "OLD

VALUE"

LATITUDE

LONGITUDE

N 36*08.852'

W 95°5O.484'

ALTITUDE 1696

LOCAL

TIME 10:17:23

LOCAL

DATE 1/03/1993

L41

WNUMERIC KEYS

TO CHANSE

VALUE

'AM"DN'PM"

Use the numbered

keys

to

change

the alarm's

setting,

then

press

the

key

next to the "ACCEPT"

label to enter it. For

example,

to set the arrival alarm

E>IT IaISACcEPT.

DATE"

label. The screen shown

below

appears.

Enter the date

using

the

numbered

keys.

When

you're

finished,

press

the

key

"ACCEPT" label.

The

numbers

atthetop

of the screen

should becorrect.

If

theyaren't, press

1USE

NUMERIC KEYS TO

I

CHANGE VALUE.

USE

I

RIGHT ARROW TO

PA

rnLuro.lr

020

EPT

LATITUDE

LONGITUDE

N

36°O8.862'

1.l 9S°5O.484'

ALTITUDE

1696

TIME

10:17:23

DATE 1/ 03/1993

TMERIC

KEYS

CUALUE

Remember,

if

you

need to set

___________

an

alarm to less than one

(1),

enter a

zero first. For

example,

to set the

arrival

alarm to .5

miles,

press

the

following

number

keys:

0 5 0.

I

ACEPT

on for the first

time "out of the

box",

it

automatically

sends

a "cold start"

message

to the GPS receiver. You also

can send a cold start

message

to

If the unit can't

lock on to the satellites

using

the data

you've

given

it,

or if

it has trouble

finding

the

satellites,

perhaps

it is

using

the

wrong

data. This

can

happen

if

you've

entered the

wrong

data

by

accident.

For

example,

given

it

east

longitude

instead of west.

Or if

you've

moved

a

long

distance

with the unit

turned off.

To send a cold

start

message

to the receiver,

press

the MENU

key.

Now

press

the

key

next to the "CHANGE

GPS SETTINGS" label.

Finally, press

the

key

next

to the "GPS "COLD"

START" label. The unit

will

begin

a cold

start

technique

to find the available

satellites. It

should lock on to them in

15 minutes

or less.

Remember,

when it

does,

your

local time and

possibly

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