Garmin GPS Map 76 Bedienungsanleitung

NRI Grazing Land On-Site Data Collection

(03/23/20011) B-1

Appendix B

The Garmin GPS Map 76 Receiver: Features, Functions,

Setup, and Quality of Position

Garmin GPS Map76 Features

Specifications

Weight: 7.5 ounces

No. channels: 12 parallel

Antenna type: Quad Helix

Display size: 180 x 240 pixels

Included map base: North America major highways, cities, exits –accepts optional

Map Source ™ enhanced maps

No. Waypoints: 500 with name and graphical symbol

No. Tracks: 10 saved, about 10,000 total track points, auto logging

No. Routes: 50 comprised of 50 waypoints each

Rugged standard: IPX 7 waterproof –floats on surface!

Other features: Trip computer, tidal info, sun/moon info, hunting/fishing info

Manual, pg. 4 and: http://www.garmin.com/products/gpsmap76/spec.html.

GPS Map 76 –Front View

Visible on the front side of the Map76 is the:

Antenna –always hold the receiver upright with the display facing you and the

antenna at about an 80 degree angle from horizontal. Face towards the southwest to

obtain the best GPS reception.

Screen protector –Provides international patent information and a reminder of how to

orient the receiver for best GPS satellite reception.

Keypad –A ROCKER key surrounded by 8 functional keys.

Display –Display capable of depicting GPS data and 4 grey color maps.

NRI Grazing Land On-Site Data Collection

(03/23/20011) B-2

GPS Map 76 –Back View

On the back side of the Map 76 you will find: 1. The antenna port, 2. The battery

compartment, and 3. The power-data port.

You can connect an external antenna with an MCX connector to the antenna port.

NRI Grazing Land On-Site Data Collection

(03/23/20011) B-3

Connect the antenna by grasping the MCX connector between your thumb and index

finger and gently pushing the connector straight into the port. Remove the connector by

gently pulling it straight out. Never twist the connector while inserting it into or

removing it from the port.

The battery compartment is found in the middle of the receiver. Lift, twist, and pull

the D-ring to remove the flap covering both the battery compartment and the

power/data port. Be sure batteries are oriented according to the guides etched on the

inside of the compartment. Use two fresh AA batteries from the same pack each time

you change batteries.

The power/data port is located near the bottom of the back side –insert Garmin

power adapter or PC data 4-pin plugs by aligning the slot on the plug with the raised

key on the inner wall of the port.

NRI Grazing Land On-Site Data Collection

(03/23/20011) B-4

Map 76 Interface Keys

POWER/backlight key (light bulb) –Press and hold to power up the Map76. Press

again to activate the backlight.

QUIT –Press this key to exit a function or go back a page.

NAV (MOB) –Press this key to begin navigation function. When the NAV key is

pressed and held it records a Man Overboard (MOB) point that stores the current

location and commences navigation back to that point.

ZOOM IN –Press this key while viewing a map to zoom in (enlarge).

ZOOM OUT –Press this key while viewing a map to zoom out (reduce).

PAGE –Press this key to move between primary display pages.

MENU –Press this key twice to access the main menu. Press once to display page

option menus.

ENTER –Press this key to activate a data field or confirm a selection. Press and hold

to capture a waypoint.

ROCKER –Use this key to move between fields and between field place holders

within fields. The ROCKER key moves left, right, up, and down.

ROCKER Key

The ROCKER key is used to move from scroll up and down lists in menus.

It is also used to move from field to field on a setup page.

Individual settings can be adjusted by pressing the ENTER key to activate a field then

pressing left/right ROCKER to move left or right - character to character.

Pressing up/down ROCKER lets you change a number or letter for a particular

character entry.

See Manual, pg. 10.

POWER Key, First Press

Press and hold the POWER key (red light bulb icon on left side of the keypad) until

you see the first startup page.

NRI Grazing Land On-Site Data Collection

(03/23/20011) B-5

Press the ENTER key to move through the startup pages to the GPS Information

page.

Startup Pages 1 and 2 contain proprietary and copyright information.

Startup Page 3 is a warning and legal disclaimer. See Manual, pg. 10.

POWER Key, Second Press

Press the POWER key a second time to adjust backlight and display contrast.

Warning –turning on the backlight drains the battery!

Warning –Do not change the contrast! Doing so may cause display loss and force a

system reset!

Use the ROCKER key to adjust the „sliders‟ for backlight.

Use the QUIT key to accept the setting or exit the adjustment.

Other setups affect how long the backlight stays on.

POWER Key, Turn off Map 76

Turn off the Map76 by pressing the POWER key and holding until off. See Manual, Pg.

10.

NRI Grazing Land On-Site Data Collection

(03/23/20011) B-6

MENU Key, First Press

Press the MENU key to see a list of the options. Use the ROCKER key to scroll to and

highlight an option then press the ENTER key to select an option:

Start Simulator –Select this option to place the Map76 in simulator mode.

North Up (Track Up) –Select this option to display North up in the satellite view or

change to have North in same direction as track.

New Elevation –Enter a better elevation to improve 3D performance.

New Location –Select this option if the receiver has been moved more than 100

miles. Choose the „Automatic‟ option to have the receiver search the sky for

satellites or select „Use Map‟ to help it figure out where in the world it is. The „Use

Map‟ option allows you to move the pointer on the Map page to a location.

See Manual, pg. 10.

MENU Key, Second Press

Press the MENU key a second time to see the Main Menu page.

NAV Key, First Press

Press the NAV key to see a list of the options.

NRI Grazing Land On-Site Data Collection

(03/23/20011) B-7

Use the ROCKER key to choose an option. Press the ENTER key to select an option:

Go To Point –Set the Map76 to navigate to a specific waypoint.

Navigate Route –Set the Map76 to navigate using a specific route (collection of

related waypoints).

Navigate Track –Set the Map76 to navigate along a specific track (a denser

collection of points, or a bread-crumb trail)

Resume Navigation –Set the Map76 back to navigation mode after it‟s been stopped.

Uses last navigation setting (point, route, and track).

NAV Key, Second Press

Press the NAV key a second time to set a “Man Overboard” (MOB) point.

The MOB, once set, allows the Map76 to provide navigation directions back to that spot.

A good example is setting the location of a vehicle prior to entering thick woods then

navigating back to the vehicle.

See Manual, Pg. 10.

ENTER Key

Press the ENTER key to accept a choice highlighted by the ROCKER key.

Press and hold the ENTER key to mark a waypoint.

See Manual, pg. 10.

PAGE Key

Use the PAGE key to move among the five main display pages of the Map 76.

Map 76 Main Display Pages

The Map 76 has five main display pages:

GPS Information Page

NRI Grazing Land On-Site Data Collection

(03/23/20011) B-8

Map Page

Point Page

Highway Page

Route (or GoTo) page

The GPS Information page

Displays speed, elevation, accuracy, receiver status, satellite status, date, time, and

location.

When the receiver receives 3 satellite signals it will report accuracy (estimated) and

speed. When it‟s receiving 4 satellites it will report elevation.

The Map76 displays several types of receiver status messages:

o2D location –computing horizontal position based on 3 satellites.

o3D location –computing horizontal and vertical position based on 4 or more

satellites.

o2D/3D differential location –computing positions using WAAS or other

differential corrections.

oSimulating GPS –the receiver is running in simulator mode and is not receiving

GPS signals.

Satellite sky view –shows location of satellites in sky relative to location (in center)

of receiver. Satellites being tracked are plotted.

Satellite strength indicators bars display which satellites are being tracked and what

their relative strength is. Satellites used for navigation will be solid black. A “D” in

any given bar indicates presence of differential corrections.

You can toggle between a set coordinate system, such as UTM, and

degrees/minutes/seconds by toggling the ROCKER key up/down.

See Manual, Pgs. 23 & 24.

The Map Page

NRI Grazing Land On-Site Data Collection

(03/23/20011) B-9

The Map76 comes with a built-in base map of North America that includes cities,

interstate highways, and state/county roads. The scale of the map data is

approximately 1:2,000,000.

Supplemental map data can be uploaded to the Map76 from the Map Source Topo ™

software that comes with Configuration 1 & 2 systems. Map Source Topo data are

approximately 1:100,000 scale.

Other Map Source software can be obtained from Garmin or Garmin dealers:

http://www.garmin.com/cartography/mapsource/

Change the zoom scale by using the zoom keys on the Map76 keypad

oZOOM IN

oZOOM OUT

A scale bar is displayed in the lower left corner of the map.

If „Overzoom‟ is displayed under the scale no further map information is available.

Map Page Zoom In/Out

Use the ZOOM IN key to zoom in on the map display. Note the scale change in the

lower left corner of the map.

Use the ZOOM OUT key to zoom out on the map display.

If „Overzoom‟ is displayed no further map information can be displayed.

The „mapsource‟ beneath the scale bar indicates Map Source ™ enhanced map data is

loaded and can be viewed.

See Manual, Pg. 26.

Map Page Options –Change Page Layout

Press the MENU key while on the map page

NRI Grazing Land On-Site Data Collection

(03/23/20011) B-10

Use the ROCKER key to scroll to Setup Page Layout. When the option is highlighted

press the ENTER key.

Another choice list pops up. Use the ROCKER key to move up/down the list. When

the option desired is highlighted (in this case Small (1 Row)) then press the ENTER

key.

The map display changes to conform to your selection.

See Manual, pg. 27.

Map Page Options –Change Data Fields

While on the map page press the MENU key. A choice list pops up.

Scroll to Change Data Fields. Once highlighted press the ENTER key.

Andere Garmin Empfänger Handbücher

Garmin

Garmin GA 23 Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GDL 69/69A Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GPSMAP 176 Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin 190-00336-00 Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GTM 21 Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin Vacuum Cleaner Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GDL 51 Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GTM-12 Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GTM 10 Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GDL 30A Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GTM 20 Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GDL 52 Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GTM 11 - TMC Module Referenzhandbuch

Garmin

Garmin GTM 25 Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GTM 20 Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GTM 11 Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GTM 10 - TMC Module Montageanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GXM 42 SiriusXM Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GRT 10 Transceiver Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GDL 69 Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GDL 69AH Bedienungsanleitung

Garmin

Garmin GTM 11 Bedienungsanleitung

Beliebte Empfänger Handbücher anderer Marken

Aiphone

Aiphone PS-12F Bedienungsanleitung

IMES

IMES TCS-01CA-PMI Bedienungsanleitung

BWI Eagle

BWI Eagle AIR-EAGLE SR Handbuch

AMIMON

AMIMON AMN12310 WHDI Bedienungsanleitung

Dual

Dual DMCPA79BT Betriebsanleitung

Sound Associates

Sound Associates SA652P Bedienungsanleitung

Sherwood

Sherwood NewCastle R-772 Bedienungsanleitung

Audio

Audio A10-RX Series Bedienungsanleitung

AllSee

AllSee PushShare PSRV1.1 Bedienungsanleitung

DEMAG

DEMAG DRC-DR D2 Bedienungsanleitung

Teleco

Teleco TVRCL868A02 Bedienungsanleitung

Bosch

Bosch RF3222E Bedienungsanleitung

Kramer

Kramer 631R Bedienungsanleitung

Xpress

Xpress xmc10 Bedienungsanleitung

JVC

JVC KD-MR1BTS Bedienungsanleitung

Omega Engineering

Omega Engineering UWTC-REC3 Bedienungsanleitung

e-survey

e-survey E300 Pro Bedienungsanleitung

Dish Network

Dish Network Satellite Television Bedienungsanleitung