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Summary of Contents for G-Trender

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Page 2: ...1 Features 2 Part 2 Safety notes 3 Part 3 Unit Overview 5 Part 4 System guide 6 Part 5 User s guide 11 Part 6 USB driver installation guide 92 Part 7 Connecting with Pocket PC 100 Part 8 Q A 105 Part...

Page 3: ...ilt in so the SBAS signals could be received without any extra hardware Support NMEA 0183 v2 3 data output Waterproof ideal for outdoor activities Flexible design aimed for Automotive Marine personal...

Page 4: ...is prohibited and may result in loss of legal usage Operation of this device is strictly prohibited in highly explosive environment such mining in flight or other unauthorized area against use of thi...

Page 5: ...ited and may result in loss of legal usage Operation of this device is strictly prohibited in highly explosive environment such mining in flight or other unauthorized area against use of this Do not s...

Page 6: ...5 Part 3 Unit Overview...

Page 7: ...S Datum and Speed Warning Switch Mode Switch on off following items including Power Bluetooth Logger Buzzer Auto Power Save and Pure Log Mode Main Mode Provide below functions including Calendar Rover...

Page 8: ...ys On Always Off 5 Sec 10Sec 15Sec 30Sec 45Sec Back Light Menu Period 0 255Min Length Distance Metric Imperial Unit Menu Temperature Celsius Fahrenheit Factory Reset Menu Back to factory default GPS D...

Page 9: ...le Disable Pure Log Mode Menu Enter Switch Mode Return to the Main Mode Return to the Main Mode Calendar Page Monthly Calendar Perpetual Calendar Time Zone Setting Main Mode Rover Page Rotational Info...

Page 10: ...rature The Diagram of Previous Altitude Data The Diagram of Previous Pressure Data The Diagram of Previous Temperature Data Altimeter Calibration Astronomy Page Sunrise Time Sunset Time Sun Azimuth an...

Page 11: ...rmation Journey Previous Data Page List Enter Page List to Enable or Disable above pages Enable or Disable the Calendar Page Enable or Disable the Rover Page Enable or Disable the Satellite Page Enabl...

Page 12: ...right key Press and hold the left key Press and hold the middle key Press and hold the right key Illustration In the status bar 1 The page number and index 2 The icon of the page 3 Time 4 GPS position...

Page 13: ...hold the right button anytime The system will auto return to the Main Mode without any operation in 5 seconds unless and until it is in the Main Mode Start a new log track or Push To Log Press and hol...

Page 14: ...13 Setting Mode INDEX A0 System Menu Switch to last index Enter submenu A1 Switch to next index Stay Setting Mode A0 Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode...

Page 15: ...14 INDEX A1 System Menu Language Traditional Chinese English Change Language Return to Setting Mode A0 Change Language Enter Setting Mode A0 Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode...

Page 16: ...15 INDEX B0 Log Mode Menu Switch to last index Enter submenu B1 Switch to next index Stay Setting Mode B0 Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode...

Page 17: ...Mode you can change some setting to fulfill your need by TimeMachineX PS Before setting you have to install TimeMachineX and connect with it Cycle through log modes Return to Setting Mode B0 Cycle thr...

Page 18: ...17 INDEX C0 Contrast Menu Switch to last index Enter submenu C1 Switch to next index Stay Setting Mode C0 Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode...

Page 19: ...NDEX C1 Contrast Menu Enter for adjusting the contrast status Adjust to darker contrast Return to Setting Mode C0 Adjust to lighter contrast Enter Setting Mode C0 Enter Power Off Page Return to Main M...

Page 20: ...19 INDEX D0 Back Light Menu Switch to last index Enter submenu D1 Switch to next index Stay Setting Mode D0 Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode...

Page 21: ...D1 Back Light Menu Time Always On Always Off 5 sec 10 sec 15 sec 30 sec 45 sec Cycle through Time items Enter submenu D2 Cycle through Time items Enter Setting Mode D0 Enter Power Off Page Return to M...

Page 22: ...21 INDEX D2 Back Light Menu Period 0 255 Min Cycle through Period Value Return to Setting Mode D0 Cycle through Period Value Enter Setting Mode D0 Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode...

Page 23: ...22 INDEX E0 Unit Menu Switch to last index Enter submenu E1 Switch to next index Stay Setting Mode E0 Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode...

Page 24: ...23 INDEX E1 Unit Menu Length Speed Metric Imperial Select the unit Enter submenu E2 Select the unit Enter Setting Mode E0 Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode...

Page 25: ...24 INDEX E2 Unit Menu Temperature Celsius Fahrenheit Change the unit of temperature Enter Setting Mode E0 Change the unit of temperature Enter Setting Mode E0 Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode...

Page 26: ...25 INDEX F0 Factory Reset Menu Switch to last index Execute the Factory Reset Switch to next index Stay Setting Mode F0 Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode...

Page 27: ...rent GPS Datum will lead to different GPS output signals You can select one which is compatible with your navigation software Switch to last index Enter submenu G1 Switch to next index Stay Setting Mo...

Page 28: ...27 INDEX G1 GPS Datum Menu WGS84 WGS72 Cycle through the datum items Enter Setting Mode G0 Cycle through the datum items Enter Setting Mode G0 Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode...

Page 29: ...28 INDEX H0 Set Warning Menu Switch to last index Enter submenu H1 Switch to next index Stay Setting Mode H0 Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode...

Page 30: ...et Warning Max Speed 0 10 20 30 1000 KMH or 0 6 12 18 621 MPH Cycle through the value of speed Enter Setting Mode H0 Cycle through the value of speed Enter Setting Mode H0 Enter Power Off Page Return...

Page 31: ...30 INDEX I0 Return Menu Switch to last index Return to Main Mode Switch to next index Stay Setting Mode I0 Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode...

Page 32: ...31 Switch Mode INDEX A0 Power Off Menu Switch to last index Execute Power Off Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Menu A0 Return to Main Mode...

Page 33: ...32 INDEX B0 Bluetooth Menu P S Bluetooth function is optional Switch to last index Enable or Disable Bluetooth Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Menu A0 Return to Main Mode...

Page 34: ...under the Main Mode pages A0 B0 C0 can enter the menu for Push To Log or Start New Log unless you don t enable the Logger function Switch to last index Enable or Disable Logger Switch to next index En...

Page 35: ...34 INDEX D0 Buzzer Menu Switch to last index Enable or Disable Buzzer Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Menu A0 Return to Main Mode...

Page 36: ...l enter Pure Log Mode i e the LCD display will be shut off for power saving but the record and logger functions will be operated as usual after 60 seconds without any button push Switch to last index...

Page 37: ...nter Pure Log Mode the LCD display will be shut off for power saving but all record and logger functions will be operated as usual Switch to last index Enter Pure Log Mode Switch to next index Enter S...

Page 38: ...37 INDEX G0 Return Application Mode Menu Switch to last index Return to Main Mode Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Menu A0 Return to Main Mode...

Page 39: ...alendar Page The calendar for this month Switch to last index Enter Main Mode A1 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Enter the menu for Push To Log and Start New Log under the...

Page 40: ...39 INDEX A1 Calendar Page Refer to Perpetual Calendar Go to last month Enter submenu A2 Go to next month Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode A0...

Page 41: ...40 INDEX A2 Calendar Page Time Zone Setting Cycle through Time Zone Return Main Mode A0 Cycle through Time Zone Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode A0...

Page 42: ...er Page Display Cyclic Information Switch to last index Enter submenu B1 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Enter the menu for Push To Log and Start New Log under the logger...

Page 43: ...42 INDEX B1 Rover Page Display Speed Distance Total Time Switch to last index Enter submenu B2 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode B0...

Page 44: ...43 INDEX B2 Rover Page Display Speed Course Altimeter Switch to last index Enter submenu B3 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode B0...

Page 45: ...44 INDEX B3 Rover Page Display Speed Max Speed Max Height Switch to last index Enter submenu B4 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode B0...

Page 46: ...45 INDEX B4 Rover Page Display Speed Temperature Time Switch to last index Enter submenu B5 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode B0...

Page 47: ...46 INDEX B5 Rover Page Display Speed Move Time Stop Time Switch to last index Enter submenu B6 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode B0...

Page 48: ...47 INDEX B6 Rover Page Display Speed Average Speed Height Rise Switch to last index Enter submenu B7 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode B0...

Page 49: ...ded data i e index B0 B7 the system will auto save the journey date and you can find it out in INDEX I2 Furthermore the system will start to record a new journey if the WSG 1000 is position fixed at t...

Page 50: ...Satellite Page Satellite Sky View Switch to last index Enter submenu C1 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Enter the menu for Push To Log and Start New Log under the logger...

Page 51: ...50 INDEX C1 GPS Satellite Page GPS Signal Status Switch to last index Enter to submenu C1 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode C0...

Page 52: ...51 INDEX C2 GPS Satellite Page GPS Information Switch to last index Enter to submenu C2 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode C0...

Page 53: ...52 INDEX C3 GPS Satellite Page GPS Cold Start Hot Start Execute Cold Start Return to Main Mode C0 Execute Hot Start Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode C0...

Page 54: ...Electronic Compass Indicator By Heading Mode Switch to last index Enter submenu D1 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Enter the menu for Push To Log and Start New Log under t...

Page 55: ...54 INDEX D1 Compass Page GPS Direction Indicator By Direction Mode Switch to last index Enter submenu D2 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode D0...

Page 56: ...ntensity It is the current data for compass calibration P S The Compass Calibration is suggested when the current data is better the lower value is the higher accuracy is The default value is 65534 it...

Page 57: ...age Current Altimeter Pressure Temperature Switch to last index Enter submenu E1 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Enter the menu for Push To Log and Start New Log under the...

Page 58: ...57 INDEX E1 Altimeter Page The Diagram of Previous Altitude Data Switch to last index Enter submenu E2 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode E0...

Page 59: ...58 INDEX E2 Altimeter Page The Diagram of Previous Pressure Data Switch to last index Enter submenu E3 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode E0...

Page 60: ...59 INDEX E3 Altimeter Page The Diagram of Previous Temperature Data Switch to last index Enter submenu E2 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode E0...

Page 61: ...ata of the current GPS height Return to E0 Calibrate by manual The value can be set by hundred ten and unit P S Unless you know the current exact height otherwise we don t suggest that calibrate manua...

Page 62: ...light Time The time from today s sunrise to sunset Sun Azimuth Locating the relative heading of the sun from you Sun Elevation The angle of elevation of the sun from you Switch to last index Enter sub...

Page 63: ...62 INDEX F1F2 Astronomy Page The Dynamic Indicator of Direction of the Sun Switch to last index Enter submenu F3 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode F0...

Page 64: ...63 INDEX F3 Astronomy Page Monthly Phase of the Moon Switch to last index Return to Main Mode F0 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to Main Mode F0...

Page 65: ...ion Page Real Time Spot Mark Navigation Switch to last index Enter submenu G2 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Enter the menu for Push To Log and Start New Log under the lo...

Page 66: ...65 INDEX G2 Navigation Page Real Time Spot Information Switch to last index Enter submenu G3 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to G0 or G1...

Page 67: ...ting spots marks you have to export all spots to TimeMachine X from the device WSG 1000 first edit the additional spot and then import back to the device otherwise the existing spots will be replaced...

Page 68: ...ining Page Five Training Statuses Switch to last index Enter submenu H1 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Enter the menu for Push To Log and Start New Log under the logger f...

Page 69: ...68 INDEX H1 Training Page Distance Training Switch to last index Enter submenu H2 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to H0...

Page 70: ...69 INDEX H2 Training Page Time Training Switch to last index Enter submenu H3 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to H0...

Page 71: ...70 INDEX H3 Training Page Average Speed Training Switch to last index Enter submenu H4 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to H0...

Page 72: ...71 INDEX H4 Training Page Max Speed Training Switch to last index Enter submenu H5 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to H0...

Page 73: ...72 INDEX H5 Training Page Max Height Training Switch to last index Enter submenu H6 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to H0...

Page 74: ...73 INDEX H6 Training Page Set Distance Objective Adjust decrease Distance Enter submenu H7 Adjust increase Distance Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to H0...

Page 75: ...74 INDEX H7 Training Menu Set Time Objective Adjust decrease Time Enter submenu H8 Adjust increase Time Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to H0...

Page 76: ...75 INDEX H8 Training Menu Set Average Speed Objective Adjust decrease Average Speed Enter submenu H9 Adjust increase Average Speed Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to H0...

Page 77: ...76 INDEX H9 Training Menu Set Max Speed Objective Adjust decrease Max Speed Enter submenu HA Adjust increase Max Speed Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to H0...

Page 78: ...77 INDEX HA Training Menu Set Max Height Objective Adjust decrease Max Height Return to H0 Adjust increase Max Height Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to H0...

Page 79: ...tion Page Logger Recorded Information Switch to last index Enter submenu I1 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Enter the menu for Push To Log and Start New Log under the logg...

Page 80: ...79 INDEX I1 Information Page Device Information Switch to last index Return to I0 Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to I0...

Page 81: ...evious Data P S The time shown on this page is the initial position fixed time of this journey Cycle through items 1 Return to I0 2 Enter submenu I3 for Journey Data Cycle through items Enter Setting...

Page 82: ...81 INDEX I3 Information Page Journey Info Cycle through data items Return to I2 Cycle through data items Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to I0...

Page 83: ...Page List Enable or Disable the Main Mode Functions above pages Switch to last index Enter for enabling or disabling main mode functions Switch to next index Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page R...

Page 84: ...able or Disable the Calendar Page Cycle through page items Enable or Disable Cycle through page items Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Enter the menu for Push To Log and Start New Log under the...

Page 85: ...84 INDEX J1 Page List Enable or Disable the Rover Page Cycle through page items Enable or Disable Cycle through page items Enter Setting Mode Enter Switch Mode Return to J9...

Page 86: ...85 INDEX J2 Page List Enable or Disable the Satellite Page Cycle through page items Enable or Disable Cycle through page items Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to J9...

Page 87: ...86 INDEX J3 Page List Enable or Disable the Compass Page Cycle through page items Enable or Disable Cycle through page items Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to J9...

Page 88: ...87 INDEX J4 Page List Enable or Disable the Altimeter Page Cycle through page items Enable or Disable Cycle through page items Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to J9...

Page 89: ...88 INDEX J5 Page List Enable or Disable the Astronomy Page Cycle through page items Enable or Disable Cycle through page items Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to J9...

Page 90: ...89 INDEX J6 Page List Enable or Disable the Navigation Page Cycle through page items Enable or Disable Cycle through page items Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to J9...

Page 91: ...90 INDEX J7 Page List Enable or Disable the Training Page Cycle through page items Enable or Disable Cycle through page items Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to J9...

Page 92: ...91 INDEX J8 Page List Enable or Disable the Information Page Cycle through page items Enable or Disable Cycle through page items Enter Setting Mode Enter Power Off Page Return to J9...

Page 93: ...92 Part 6 USB driver installation guide 1 Execute installation and click Install...

Page 94: ...93 2 Installation is done when this screen displays...

Page 95: ...ender to the USB port of computer Computer will automatically check it and seek driver software by itself If PC asks for device manager for adding the new USB device following USB device connection ta...

Page 96: ...95 4 If the screen display as below Click continue anyway...

Page 97: ...96 5 Installation completed...

Page 98: ...97 6 Immediately afterwards PC will ask again to install GPS Receiver Virtual Com Port driver Click next...

Page 99: ...98 7 Installation completed...

Page 100: ...ion marked in red circle the USB driver is correctly installed to PC The illustration also shows USB being transferred to Com Port assigned as COM4 In the future whenever the USB device is connected t...

Page 101: ...or location check Turn G Trender Bluetooth device Power on and then create Bluetooth connection with Pocket PC Bluetooth connection to Pocket PC 1 Tap the Bluetooth icon on Pocket PC s taskbar to view...

Page 102: ...101 2 Tap the Bluetooth icon again and select the Bluetooth Manager 3 From Bluetooth Manager toolbar tap New to search for any other Bluetooth devices in its vicinity...

Page 103: ...102 4 Tap Explore a Bluetooth device to view Bluetooth devices services and create a shortcut to them Click Next to continue 5 Tap G Trender icon to view the device services...

Page 104: ...103 6 Select SPP slave services and tap Next to create a shortcut to it 7 Tap Finish to complete the procedure...

Page 105: ...104 8 From the My Shortcuts tab tap the G Trender SPP slave icon and select the Connect option to connect it 9 When a connection is successfully established the shortcut icon will turn to green color...

Page 106: ...ce for getting quick positioning especially when the device is the first time to be operated 4 The device works on and off Please refer to the Question 3 The more ephemeris data your device includes t...

Page 107: ...on and reset the datum you need 7 About the temperature information the showing temperature information would be higher than the real one when the LCD backlight is on or the battery is charging These...

Page 108: ...ol of USA and the accuracy might vary depending on some special purpose especially when manipulated by USA It is a normal situation when GPS data displayed by the receiver device shows a big differenc...

Page 109: ...l if the Bluetooth coverage might become short sometimes due to environmental interferences USB driver must be installed first before connecting the device to the USB port of computer Make sure of the...

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Page 111: ...110 111 112 113 114 117 198 Pocket PC 207 Q A 212 213...

Page 112: ...111 WSG 1000 GPS WSG 1000 u blox LCM WSG 1000 LCM WSG 1000 WSG 1000 u blox 16 SBAS SBAS NMEA 0183 v2 3 AVL 10 Time Machine X 20...

Page 113: ...112 Global Positioning System GPS GPS GPS...

Page 114: ...113 1 2 3...

Page 115: ...114 GPS GPS GPS GPS...

Page 116: ...115 GPS GPS GPS GPS...

Page 117: ...116 GPS...

Page 118: ...117 1 2 ICON 3 4 GPS 5 6...

Page 119: ...118 5 A0 B0 C0 D0 E0 F0 G0 H0 I0 J0...

Page 120: ...119 A0 A0...

Page 121: ...120 A1 A0 A0...

Page 122: ...121 B0 B0...

Page 123: ...122 B1 Time Machine X B0 B0...

Page 124: ...123 C0 C0...

Page 125: ...124 C1 C0...

Page 126: ...125 D0 D0...

Page 127: ...126 D1 5 10 15 30 45 D2 D0...

Page 128: ...127 D2 0 255 D0 D0...

Page 129: ...128 E0 E0...

Page 130: ...129 E1 E2 E0...

Page 131: ...130 E2 E0 E0...

Page 132: ...131 F0 F0...

Page 133: ...132 G0 GPS GPS GPS G0...

Page 134: ...133 G1 GPS WGS84 WGS72 GPS G0 GPS G0...

Page 135: ...134 H0 H0...

Page 136: ...135 H1 0 10 20 30 1000 G0 H0...

Page 137: ...136 I0 I0...

Page 138: ...137 A0 A0...

Page 139: ...138 B0 P S A0...

Page 140: ...139 C0 P S A0 B0 C0 D0 E0 F0 G0 H0 I0 J0 A0...

Page 141: ...140 D0 A0...

Page 142: ...141 E0 60 A0...

Page 143: ...142 F0 A0...

Page 144: ...143 G0 A0...

Page 145: ...144 A0 A1...

Page 146: ...145 A1 A2 A0...

Page 147: ...146 A2 A0 A0...

Page 148: ...147 B0 B1...

Page 149: ...148 B1 B2 B0...

Page 150: ...149 B2 B3 B0...

Page 151: ...150 B3 B4 B0...

Page 152: ...151 B4 B5 B0...

Page 153: ...152 B5 B6 B0...

Page 154: ...153 B6 B7 B0...

Page 155: ...154 B7 P S B0 B0...

Page 156: ...155 C0 GPS C1...

Page 157: ...156 C1 GPS C1 C0...

Page 158: ...157 C2 GPS GPS C2 C0...

Page 159: ...158 C3 GPS GPS C0 C0...

Page 160: ...159 D0 D1...

Page 161: ...160 D1 GPS D2 D0...

Page 162: ...161 D2 P S 65534 D0 D0...

Page 163: ...162 E0 E1...

Page 164: ...163 E1 E2 E0...

Page 165: ...164 E2 E3 E0...

Page 166: ...165 E3 E2 E0...

Page 167: ...166 E4 GPS E0 E0...

Page 168: ...167 F0 A1...

Page 169: ...168 F1F2 F3 F0...

Page 170: ...169 F3 F0 F0...

Page 171: ...170 G0G1 G2 G0...

Page 172: ...171 G2 G3 G0 G1...

Page 173: ...172 G3 1 G0 G1 2 GPS 3 4 5 G0 G1...

Page 174: ...173 H0 H1...

Page 175: ...174 H1 H2 H0...

Page 176: ...175 H2 H3 H0...

Page 177: ...176 H3 H4 H0...

Page 178: ...177 H4 H5 H0...

Page 179: ...178 H5 H6 H0...

Page 180: ...179 H6 H7 H0...

Page 181: ...180 H7 H8 H0...

Page 182: ...181 H8 H9 H0...

Page 183: ...182 H9 HA H0...

Page 184: ...183 HA H0 H0...

Page 185: ...184 I0 I1...

Page 186: ...185 I1 I0 I0...

Page 187: ...186 I2 1 Return I0 2 I3 I0...

Page 188: ...187 I3 P S I2 I0...

Page 189: ...188 J9...

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Page 191: ...190 J1 J9...

Page 192: ...191 J2 GPS J9...

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Page 199: ...198 1 Install...

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Page 201: ...200 3 USB PC PC USB USB PC USB USB PC...

Page 202: ...201 4 USB...

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Page 204: ...203 6 USB GPS Receiver Virtual Com Port...

Page 205: ...204 7 PC...

Page 206: ...205 8 Virtual Com Port PC Com Port USB UART...

Page 207: ...206 9 USB PC USB Com Port Com Port COM 4 USB PC USB COM 4...

Page 208: ...207 Pocket PC G Trender Pocket PC G Trender Pocket PC G Trender Pocket PC 1 Pocket PC Bluetooth...

Page 209: ...208 2 Bluetooth 3...

Page 210: ...209 4 Bluetooth 5 G Trender...

Page 211: ...210 6 SPP slave 7...

Page 212: ...211 8 G Trender SPP slave G Trender Pocket PC 9...

Page 213: ...212 Q A Q A 1 A0 B0 C0 D0 E0 F0 G0 H0 I0 J0 2 B7 3 4 WSG 1000 GPS 5 GPS 6 GPS WGS 84 7 WSG 1000...

Page 214: ...213 GPS GPS G Trender GPS GPS GPS GPS GPS GPS WGS 84 NMEA0183 GPS G Trender G Trender 500 G Trender GPS GPS Pocket PC PIN CODE 0000 5 5...

Page 215: ...214 GPS USB USB COM PORT Pocket PC GPS Pocket PC Pocket PC GPS G Trender NMEA0183 G Trender...

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