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Switzerland

67.

European 1950

-103 -106 -141

International 1924

Mean for Iraq; Israel;
Jordan; Lebanon;
Kuwait; Saudi Arabia;
Syria

Euro’50-South
Regional Mean

68.

European 1950

-84 -107 -120

International 1924

Portugal; Spain

Euro’50- Portugal,Spain

69.

European 1950

-112 -77 -145

International 1924

Tunisia

Euro’50- Tunisia

70.

European 1979

-86 -98 -119

International 1924

Mean for Austria;
Finland; Netherlands;
Norway; Spain;
Sweden; Switzerland

European 1979

71.

Fort Thomas 1955

-7 215 225

Clarke 1880

Nevis; St. Kitts
(Leeward Islands)

Fort Thomas 1955

72.

Gan 1970

-133 -321 50

International 1924

Republic of Maldives Gan 1970

73.

Geodetic Datum 1949

84 -22 209

International 1924

New Zealand

Geodetic Datum’49

74.

Graciosa Base SW
1948

-104 167 -38

International 1924

Azores (Faial;
Graciosa; Pico; Sao
Jorge; Terceira)

Graciosa Base SW’48

75.

Guam 1963

-100 -248 259

Clarke 1866

Guam

Guam’63 Guam

76.

Gunung Segara

-403 684 41

Bessel 1841

Indonesia (Kalimantan)

Gunung Segara

77.

GUX 1 Astro

252 -209 -751

International 1924

Guadalcanal Island GUX 1 Astro

78.

Herat North

-333 -222 114

International 1924

Afghanistan

Herat North

79.

Hermannskogel
Datum

653 -212 449

Bessel 1841
(Namibia)

Croatia -Serbia,
Bosnia-Herzegovina

Hermannskogel
Datum

80.

Hjorsey 1955

-73 46 -86

International 1924

Iceland

Hjorsey 1955

81.

Hong Kong 1963

-156 -271 -189

International 1924

Hong Kong

Hong Kong’63

82.

Hu-Tzu-Shan

-637 -549 -203

International 1924

Taiwan

Hu-Tzu-Shan

83.

Indian

282 726 254

Everest (India 1830) Bangladesh

Indian- Bangladesh

84.

Indian

295 736 257

Everest (India 1956) India; Nepal

Indian- India,Nepal

85.

Indian

283 682 231

Everest (Pakistan) Pakistan

Indian- Pakistan

86.

Indian 1954

217 823 299

Everest (India 1830) Thailand

Indian 1954

87.

Indian 1960

182 915 344

Everest (India 1830)

Vietnam (Con Son
Island)

Indian

’

Con Son

Island

88.

Indian 1960

198 881 317

Everest (India 1830)

Vietnam (Near 16øN)) Indian’60-Vietnam

89.

Indian 1975

210 814 289

Everest (India 1830) Thailand

Indian 1975

90.

Indonesian 1974

-24 -15 5

Indonesian 1974

Indonesia

Indonesian’74

91.

Ireland 1965

506 -122 611

Modified Airy

Ireland

Ireland 1965

92.

ISTS 061 Astro 1968

-794 119 -298

International 1924

South Georgia Islands

ISTS 061 Astro’68

93.

ISTS 073 Astro 1969

208 -435 -229

International 1924

Diego Garcia

ISTS 073 Astro’69

94.

Johnston Island 1961

189 -79 -202

International 1924

Johnston Island

Johnston Island’61

95.

Kandawala

-97 787 86

Everest (India 1830) Sri Lanka

Kandawala

96.

Kerguelen Island
1949

145 -187 103

International 1924

Kerguelen Island

Kerguelen Island’49

97.

Kertau 1948

-11 851 5

Everest (Malay. &
Sing)

West Malaysia &
Singapore

Kertau 1948

98.

Kusaie Astro 1951

647 1777

-1124

International 1924

Caroline Islands

Kusaie Astro’51

99.

Korean Geodetic
System

0 0 0

GRS 80

South Korea

Korean Geo Sys

100.

L. C. 5 Astro 1961

42 124 147

Clarke 1866

Cayman Brac Island L. C. 5 Astro’61

101.

Leigon

-130 29 364

Clarke 1880

Ghana

Leigon

102.

Liberia 1964

-90 40 88

Clarke 1880

Liberia

Liberia 1964

103.

Luzon

-133 -77 -51

Clarke 1866

Philippines (Excluding
Mindanao)

Luzon-Philip

104.

Luzon

-133 -79 -72

Clarke 1866

Philippines
(Mindanao)

Luzon-Philip-
Mindanao

105.

M'Poraloko

-74 -130 42

Clarke 1880

Gabon

M'Poraloko

Summary of Contents for GM-305 Explorer

Page 1: ...Vertrieb Deutschland o j imports Sascha Schwalbe Alt Gatow 33 b 14089 Berlin Telefon 030 36 35 362 Fax 030 364 00 722 E Mail info holux gps de Web www holux gps de All Right Reserved User s Guide Exp...

Page 2: ...at no charge to you Please refer to the Warranty Card in the package HOLUX Technology Inc is a professional consumer GPS Global Positioning System products provider We started research and development...

Page 3: ...N 13 III MAJOR NAVIGATION FUNCTION KEYS 13 Chapter 4 FUNCTION DETAIL IN PAGES 17 I SATELLITES PAGE 17 II MAP PAGE 18 III STATUS PAGE 21 IV COMPASS PAGE 21 Chapter 5 SYSTEM MENU 23 I WAYPOINT 23 II ROU...

Page 4: ...rgeable batteries D Program Waypoint and Routes When complete you must turn off Explorer Then Waypoint and routes will be saved in the system II ON OFF A On press for 2 seconds B Off press for 2 secon...

Page 5: ...arch object In map page press i GM 305 DT GM 305 HT Go to Search Object Select Region Select A Type and then Select A Name ii GM 305 WT No back up map you may search Waypoint and Route only B Screen S...

Page 6: ...right side of the route name once a route is set to navigation M Track logs Select Track Logs from Main Menu You may set intervals by time or distance N Optional Datum In satellite page 219 built in d...

Page 7: ...to computer e mail it to your fellows for them to trace you or to share with you the interesting places you have been B GM 305 DT In additional to GM 305 WT there is a 2 MB built in memory for map of...

Page 8: ...e A 30503S w 0 5 M cable iv Extension Antenna Holder A 30503 00 Hold the active antenna to have it face up to the sky v Extension Cable For extending the reach of active antenna A 30504 01 1 M cable A...

Page 9: ...tteries with 1 300 mAH nickel metal hydride A 100B17 2 AA rechargeable batteries with 1 700 mAH nickel metal hydride B ACCESSORY KIT K 3051 Special designed for mountaineering and biking The kit inclu...

Page 10: ...s i Initial use ii Moving more than 500 km without using in the way iii Unused for more than one month regardless of looking up map B Antenna Position Please keep in mind the following principles when...

Page 11: ...eries are full charged iii Remove batteries from the cartridge when not use more than 30 days VI EXTENSION ANTENNA ASSEMBLE DISASSEMBLE A Remove rubber cover at right top side as Fig 2 4 1 B Connect a...

Page 12: ...1 2 Once a satellite is acquired the signal bar will appear If the satellite signal fixed the bar will turn black The stronger the signal is the longer the bar is After more than 3 satellites are acq...

Page 13: ...Be sure to switch to Navigation when you use navigation on the way Otherwise you will never get your position identified i Press ii Select Navigation as Fig 3 2 2 and press III MAJOR NAVIGATION FUNCT...

Page 14: ...e a You may move map with direction keys or ZOOM IN ZOOM OUT the map b The cursor arrow is full when your position is identified otherwise it will be hollow v Status Page This page gives the following...

Page 15: ...n as in reverse order ii To ignore a selection in the menu E ENTER i Press and hold for 2 seconds to create a waypoint at the cursor position in map page Detail describes in page 23 Method 2 ii To cha...

Page 16: ...r stops at any position If you change to other pages it will still be at the same position as in last map page ii In navigation mode there is only a symbol as Fig 3 3 11 a Hold a direction key for a s...

Page 17: ...ntain i e you do have a clear view to the sky please select Cold Start and press to confirm It may help you got position identified quicker C Simulation Please refer to page 13 as Fig 3 2 1 and Fig 3...

Page 18: ...r changes as follows automatically POWER SAVING OFF UPLOAD and DOWNLOAD OFF b When NMEA OUTPUT OFF the setting of Explorer returns to that before NMEA OUTPUT ON c When Explorer outputs the satellite i...

Page 19: ...vii Move marked field to press to show selected City in the map or press to ignore and press again and again to former map page Note To search a waypoint you may go into a region and press Then move...

Page 20: ...dingly iii Press to return to navigation mode and get your real position from view map mode iv Select Shortcut Off and press to withdraw the short cut line E Display For GM 305 CT and GM 305 DT only F...

Page 21: ...o end distance measuring and erase all the marks P S i You may measure distance in view map mode or navigation mode respectively ii When you switch to other pages all distance measurement and marks wi...

Page 22: ...plorer position fixed to get correct time If the Explorer is position fixed within one month the Explorer should already show the correct time B Main Menu Please refer to page 23 as Fig 5 1 1 IV COMPA...

Page 23: ...aximum of waypoints which may be used in the system A Criteria The name and distance are the criteria to show waypoints in the column To change the criteria do as follows i Name a Move the marked fiel...

Page 24: ...e to edit latitudes N S longitude E W time and date iv Waypoint for GM 305 WT only Repeat the actions above to select the mark you need There are 28 different type of marks for your options as fig 4 2...

Page 25: ...ting a new waypoint D Delete Waypoints i Go back to previous page or go to Waypoints from main menu as Fig 5 1 3 ii Move the marked field to the list of waypoints and press iii Select the waypoint to...

Page 26: ...ew and press as Fig 5 2 3 ii The default in the system begins with R001 Press direction keys to rename Please refer to the section WAYPOINTS in page 22 23 iii Press options as follows Append WP Insert...

Page 27: ...ypoint 1 Move the marked field to the waypoint column in Fig 5 2 3 and press 2 Select a waypoint press 3 Press select Insert WP and press 4 Move the marked field to the list of waypoints and press 5 S...

Page 28: ...Go to the page as Fig 5 2 1 or select from Main MENU ii Select the route to be navigated iii Press Select Set Navi and press A mark of will show at right side of the route iv Press to return to the fo...

Page 29: ...d press Interval options includes 1 2 5 10 20 30 seconds 1 2 5 and 10 minutes You may also select one or leave the field to ignore the parameter and press iv Move the marked field to as Fig 5 3 3 and...

Page 30: ...g is changeable on demand b Move the marked field to as Fig 5 3 1 and press to return to former page Note When you save the 6th track log while other 5 track logs already saved in the system the follo...

Page 31: ...ers to record track logs Return to the page as Fig 5 3 1 to do as follows a Press select Recording Mode and press b Operation details are the same as Start to track in page 26 IV Power Saving Mode A P...

Page 32: ...points Routes or Track Logs Waiting for Output will then show in the screen C Operation in PC i Execute MapEZ305 exe file ii Click Port and select COM1 or COM2 which you connected iii Click File and s...

Page 33: ...xplorer i Select Down Load as Fig 5 5 5 from Main Menu and press to go to the page as Fig 5 5 6 ii Press to select an item to be downloaded as Fig 5 5 7 and press iii Waiting for Input will show up as...

Page 34: ...the screen iii Click the first map file crd then Hold ctrl and click 2nd 3rd map file then click OK iv Select a destination and a map name to store the merged file The screen shows Note The merging c...

Page 35: ...p the page as follows iii If you intend to quit select Quit and press to turn off the unit iv Select Load program and press the screen shows v If you intend to quit while waiting for command shows you...

Page 36: ...screen will show v When complete it will say vi will turn off automatically Note It is vital that the cable will not become disconnected during download File Length bytes Transferring data to Explore...

Page 37: ...0 waypoints each C Track logs 6 maximum 5 in back up and 1 in use Up to 2 500 points each III FUNCTION A Receiving and tracking 12 satellites B Acquiring Time i Cold start 75 seconds averaged ii Warm...

Page 38: ...4 mm B Weight 170g without battery C Battery 4 AA battery 0 15 0 66W IX DISPLAY A 4 gray Black White B Size 6 0 x 3 8 cm C Backlight high contrast electroluminescent D Resolution 100 x 160 dots X MISC...

Page 39: ...p M Track log OFF Saved in built in memory Will remain in memory when downloading new map i Recording mode a Distance 50m b Time 10sec ii Show OFF for saved track logs N Down load Up load program port...

Page 40: ...move Please refer to F Moving map in page 15 2 If it still does not respond remove the batteries for 5 seconds and then re fill Q4 I moved map to other page What should I do to return to my current p...

Page 41: ...u search an object the unit changes and remains in view map mode The position is then not not your real position Q8 On navigation mode when I moved cursor to create a new waypoint by method 2 I can no...

Page 42: ...stro 1943 270 13 62 Clarke 1880 Antigua Leeward Islands Antigua Island Astro 43 15 Arc 1950 138 105 289 Clarke 1880 Botswana Arc 50 Botswana 16 Arc 1950 153 5 292 Clarke 1880 Burundi Arc 50 Burundi 17...

Page 43: ...rke 1880 Deception Island Antarctia Deception Island 51 Djakarta Batavia 377 681 50 Bessel 1841 Indonesia Sumatra Djakarta Batavia 52 DOS 1968 230 199 752 International 1924 New Georgia Islands Gizo I...

Page 44: ...sh Indian Bangladesh 84 Indian 295 736 257 Everest India 1956 India Nepal Indian India Nepal 85 Indian 283 682 231 Everest Pakistan Pakistan Indian Pakistan 86 Indian 1954 217 823 299 Everest India 18...

Page 45: ...0 165 Clarke 1866 Bahamas San Salvador Island N Amer 27 San Salvador 122 North American 1927 7 162 188 Clarke 1866 Canada Alberta British Columbia N Amer 27 Alberta 123 North American 1927 9 157 184 C...

Page 46: ...e 1866 Oahu Old Hawaiian Oahu 151 Oman 346 1 224 Clarke 1880 Oman Oman 152 Ordnance Survey Great Britain 1936 371 112 434 Airy 1830 England Ord Sur GB 36 England 153 Ordnance Survey Great Britain 1936...

Page 47: ...Prov S Amer 56 Guyana 168 Provisional South American 1956 288 175 376 International 1924 Mean for Bolivia Chile Colombia Ecuador Guyana Peru Venezuela Prov S Amer 56 Regional Mean 169 Provisional Sou...

Page 48: ...kyo 148 507 685 Bessel 1841 Mean for Japan South Korea Okinawa Tokyo Regional Mean 210 Tokyo 158 507 676 Bessel 1841 Okinawa Tokyo Okinawa 211 Tokyo 147 506 687 Bessel 1841 South Korea Tokyo South Kor...

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