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INSTRUCTION MANUAL 

 

    GP450X

INstallatIoN

INstallING thE dIsPlay uNIt

mounting considerations

We recommend spending a little time selecting the best location 
for your 

GP450X

 . The mounting bracket can be rotated to 

allow the unit to be mounted above, below or behind the unit, 
enabling it to be installed in a wide range of locations . The unit 
can also be flush mounted using the four threaded inserts in the 
rear of the case . Refer to the drawings below . 

When choosing a mounting location, please keep in mind the 
following points:

•  Locate the unit away from exhaust pipes and vents.

•  Mount the unit where it is well ventilated.

•  Select a location where shock and vibration are minimal.

•   Avoid locations which generate electromagnetic fields such 

as a motors or generators .

•   Allow sufficient space at the sides and rear of the unit and 

leave sufficient slack in cables, to facilitate maintenance  
and servicing .

•   Observe the compass safe distance (as noted on the 

specifications page) to prevent interference to a  
magnetic compass .

desktop and overhead mounting

flush mounting

To flush mount the GP450X, first select a suitable panel 
location . Ensure there is at least 100 mm of clearance behind 
the panel to allow for the depth of the unit and the fitment of 
cables etc . You will also need rear access to install the mounting 
screws from behind the panel .

Use the template to mark up the panel . Take care to ensure your 
measurements are correct, then cut the hole .  Mark the location 
of the four mounting holes in the corners and drill using a 3 mm 
drill bit .

Place the GP450X unit in the hole and fix using four M3 
brass or stainless steel bolts of the correct length . Refer to the 
diagrams for details .

Important:

 When determining the length of the mounting 

bolts, take care to ensure the thread extends 

no more than  

5 mm

 into the case otherwise damage to the case may occur . 

The correct length should be determined by taking the thickness 
of the panel you are mounting to and adding 5 mm as shown in 
the diagram (e .g . if the panel is 10 mm thick, your bolts should 
be no more than 15 mm long . If in doubt pass the bolts through 
the holes in the panel and measure the extended length . If it 
exceeds 5mm your bolts are too long and you should cut them 
to the correct length before use .

INstallatIoN of aNtENNa uNIt

mounting the antenna

Mount the antenna in a location that has an unobstructed 
view of the sky . Avoid locations that are near obstacles such as 
masts, cabin, antennas or other equipment that might ‘shade’ 
the GPS antenna and restrict its visibility to the satellites . For 
yacht installations avoid mounting the antenna high up on the 
mast to avoid effects caused by movement of the mast when 
heeling or changing tack . 

The antenna unit is fitted with a standard 25 mm 14 TPI 
mounting thread allowing it to be installed onto one of a range 
of threaded fittings available from your local marine shop . These 
provide mounting options for masts, bow rails or flat surfaces . 
Ensure the antenna is mounted in an upright position in a 
location that will minimise exposure to interference from objects 
and water spray . Do not shorten the antenna cable .

If you have a Radar unit installed, choose a location out of the 
radar beam . The radar beam may affect the reception of the GPS 
signal . The location should also be well away from VHF/UHF 
marine radio antennas . A GPS receiver may receive interference 
from 

vhf/uhf

 transmissions .

If the antenna cable is to be passed through a hole which is not 
large enough to pass the RF connector, you may unfasten the 
connector with a needle nose pliers and 3/8-inch open ended 
Spanner . After running the cable through the hole refit the 
connector as shown below .

Wiring

The illustration below shows where to connect cables on the 
rear of the display unit .

GrouNdING

External equipment

Many modern electronic marine devices contain a 
microprocessor which can radiate small amounts of very 
low level electronic noise .  This can sometimes be heard as 
interference on other nearby radio equipment, particularly radio 
receivers . If you are experiencing this, you can reduce its affect 
by grounding your 

GP450X 

using the wing nut fixture on the 

rear panel . Connect a length of wire from this wing nut to a 
ground point on your vessel . The ground wire should be kept as 
short as possible . 

Note: 

Although the signal ground and frame ground are 

separated, the power line is not isolated . Therefore, if your 
vessel uses a positive ground installation do not connect the 

Upright Mounting Overhead Mounting

Wall or Panel

how to assemble the RF Connector

Wiring Diagram

Nut

Spring Washer Gasket

Sheild

Pin

Connector

5mm Max

GP450X

M3 Bolt

Washer

Panel

Содержание GP450X

Страница 1: ...I N s t r u c t i o n m a n u a l GP450X MARINE GPS PLOTTER INNOVATIVE ELECTRONICS...

Страница 2: ...the Cursor 10 Creating a Route from the ROUTE Menu 11 Creating Routes from the Waypoint List 11 Creating a Track based Route 12 Editing Routes 12 Erasing Routes 14 SETTING DESTINATIONS 14 Setting des...

Страница 3: ...r destination TTG Time to go The amount of time left before you arrive at your destination Waypoint A selected destination saved on your GPS unit Route A set of Waypoints saved in a sequence that when...

Страница 4: ...gs MARK MOB Briefly press the MARK MOB key to save the current location as a Waypoint Press and hold the MARK MOB key to store your current location as an MOB Man Over Board Waypoint You will be offer...

Страница 5: ...on COMPASS DISPLAY When a destination is set the compass page will guide you to your destination with digital readouts and a graphic compass display which includes a bearing pointer The Compass page i...

Страница 6: ...ing to Waypoint Estimated time of Arrival ETA Speedometer Display The Speedometer displays Speed over Ground The display can be configured to suit the speed limitations of your vessel or the speed ran...

Страница 7: ...log but uses more memory resulting in a shorter storage time A longer interval will allow much longer recordings but there will be less detail Once the track memory becomes full the current track log...

Страница 8: ...ol appears on the plotter display to mark the location of your Waypoint You can select from nine different Waypoint symbols to help categorise your Waypoints 1 Press the or and or keys to highlight th...

Страница 9: ...herwise any Proximity Waypoints you have created will be listed The Waypoint name is displayed on the left On the right is the distance circle radius from the Waypoint at which the alarm will trigger...

Страница 10: ...ld up to 50 stored routes plus one Route Log Each route may contain up to 30 Waypoints If you attempt to store more than 30 Waypoints a message will inform you that you can no longer save additional W...

Страница 11: ...ooks for stored Waypoints matching the characters you select and displays them If more than one Waypoint exists with the same first letter e g RAMP and RAMP2 use the or keys to move the cursor positio...

Страница 12: ...rd a point every 15 minutes set the interval to TIME and set the value to 00H 15M To record a point every 2 km set the interval to DISTANCE and set the value to 02 0 km NOTE Since each route has a lim...

Страница 13: ...ypad to select the name of the Waypoint you wish to insert For example to insert a Waypoint called MARKER use the or keys to change the character at the cursor position to M The Waypoint called MARKER...

Страница 14: ...TO key The GOTO option screen appears 2 Select CURSOR and press the ENT key The plotter screen appears with a to the right of the cursor 3 Use the cursor keypad to move the cursor to the desired locat...

Страница 15: ...ed Waypoint RAMP is selected in the example and press the ENT key The GOTO window reappears and your selected Waypoint RAMP is now listed as a GOTO Waypoint 4 Press MENU to exit and return to the navi...

Страница 16: ...when your vessel leaves a circle rather than enters it When setting the alarm you should allow for the possible distance your vessel may legitimately drift while at anchor The alarm distance should b...

Страница 17: ...ance travelled by your vessel exceeds the distance preset in the Trip Alarm Setting the Trip Alarm 1 From the main menu select ALARMS and press the ENT key 2 Select the TRIP field and press the ENT ke...

Страница 18: ...SPD field and press the ENT key 7 Choose AUTO or MAN Manual and press the ENT key AUTO uses your vessel s average speed MAN uses a speed that you choose 8 If AUTO was selected the TTG ETA and Range ar...

Страница 19: ...he SMOOTH SC field is highlighted Press the ENT key 5 Use the cursor keys to enter a Course smoothing value from 0000 to 9999 seconds Press ENT when complete NOTE For long trips you may prefer to use...

Страница 20: ...or To practice with your GP450X you can select the Simulator mode This mode provides a simulated operation allowing the unit to function as if it were calculating positions and moving around All contr...

Страница 21: ...al press the or keys to highlight the INTERVAL option and press ENT Use the keys to change the value and the keys to move left or right through the fields Bearing Reference Your vessel s course and be...

Страница 22: ...ess the ENT key 5 Use the cursor keys to select the required speed for use in TTG and ETA calculations then press the ENT key 6 Press the MENU key twice to return to the navigation screen User Display...

Страница 23: ...ill now be available when the DISP key is cycled Resetting Trip and Odometer Distances 1 At the main menu select ERASE and press the ENT key 2 Select the RESET TRIP field and press the ENT key The Res...

Страница 24: ...cut them to the correct length before use Installation of Antenna Unit Mounting the Antenna Mount the antenna in a location that has an unobstructed view of the sky Avoid locations that are near obst...

Страница 25: ...figure the serial port on your PC to the following settings Note No position fix is available during uploading or downloading Connecting to External Marine Devices 1 From the main menu select I O SETU...

Страница 26: ...at data sentences NMEA 0183 version 2 0 DATA1 Current loop data with Waypoint for connection to another marine device With Waypoint AP REM1 REM2 GLL GLL GLL VTG GGA GGA ZDA VTG VTG AAM ZDA ZDA APB RMC...

Страница 27: ...V Not displayed 9 UTC Always NULL 10 Day Always NULL 11 Month Always NULL 12 Year Always NULL Note 1 Waypoint comment 2 bytes for mark code 16 characters of comment 1st byte of mark code Fixed to 2nd...

Страница 28: ...ross Track Error XTE Odometer Speed Time Trip Plotter scale range 0 02 320 nm Interface NMEA 0183 v1 5 v2 0 v2 1 Sentences Output GLL GGA VTG ZDA RMC RMB BWC AAM APB BOD XTE Sentences Input WPL Waypoi...

Страница 29: ...GP450X INSTRUCTION MANUAL PAGE 29 GP450X Cutting template CUT ALONG DOTTED LINE 105 mm 125 mm 4 60 mm 4 60 mm 19 20 mm 19 20 mm 164 mm 96 mm...

Страница 30: ...PAGE 30 INSTRUCTION MANUAL GP450X...

Страница 31: ...anty for the goods into which they are incorporated 2 3 We warrant our other repairs to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for three months from the date of the original repair During t...

Страница 32: ...Part Number 310470 Drawing Number 44806 2...

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