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5
GPS OPERATION
5-11
This screen is used to view GPS satellite information
when the GPS icon does not stop blinking for a long
time.
GPS Information displays the quantity, signal power
and location of the GPS satellites.
The sky view screen displays the location of GPS
satellites. The screen also displays the direction,
elevation angle, satellite numbers, and their receiving
signal strength status.
1. Push [QUICK].
2. Rotate [DIAL] to select “GPS Information,” then
push [
ï
].
•Displays the GPS INFORMATION screen.
Meaning of each icon
•(
):
Untracking satellite.
•(01):
Tracking satellite with a weak signal,
shown by the satellite number.
•(
‚1
):
Tracking satellite with a strong signal,
shown by the satellite number.
•(SAT):
The quantity of tracking satellites.
•Altitude: The altitude of your station.
The altitude is only displayed when 4
or more satellites are tracked. When 3
or less satellites are tracked, “------ft”
is displayed.
•Longitude/Latitude:
Longitude and Latitude of your
station.
•Signal strength graph:
Signal strength of the satellites
: Tracking satellite with a strong
signal
: Tracking satellite with a weak
signal
: Untracking satellite
3. Push [
].
•Returns to the standby screen.
Latitude
Tracking
satellite
quantity
Signal strength graph
Altitude
Longitude
Sky
view
screen
N
W
E
S
Elevation angle
0 degree line
Elevation angle
30 degree line
Elevation angle
60 degree line
Elevation angle 90
degree line (Zenith)
Satellite
number 7
•
The image of the satellite number 7
North
Untracking
satellite
Satellite
number 16’s
signal is weak.
Satellite
number 7’s
signal is
strong.
Elevation angle
0 degree line
Elevation angle
30 degree line
Elevation angle
60 degree line
Elevation angle
90 degree line
(Zenith)
Checking GPS information (Sky view screen)
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