Garmin GPS 45 User Manual

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Page 1 - Navigator

GOTOQUITPAGEMARKENTERG P S 4 5GPS45PersonalNavigatorTMOwner’sManual&Reference45 manual Rev. B 8/4/98 10:17 AM Page 1

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2What is GPS?GPS (Global Positioning System) is a satellite-based navigation system developed by the U. S. Department of Defense to provide a consiste

Page 3 - OWNER’S MANUAL

3The GPS 45 is a powerful navigation tool that can guide you anywhere inthe world. To better understand its operation and capabilities, it may be help

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The first time you power up your new GPS 45 isan important step in getting the best possible GPSperformance. The receiver must be given an oppor-tunity

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The sky view will help youdetermine if a satellite sig-nal is being blocked bybuildings, mountains orother obstructions. Assatellites are locked onto,

Page 6 - GPS 45 Capabilities

Getting to know your new GPS is as easy as tak-ing a quick stroll around an open outdoor area. Toget the most out of this tutorial, make sure to walkf

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Now that you’ve marked a position, it’s time totake off on a brisk walk and put your GPS 45through its paces. 1. Walk in a straight line for 2-3 minut

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Now let’s navigate back to our starting position,the HOME waypoint.1. Press the Gkey. 2. The Navigation Page will appear with the way-point field hig

Page 9 - Table of Contents

Your present position is represented by the dia-mond in the center of the course deviation scale.The line down the middle of the highway repre-sents y

Page 10 - Introduction

Now that you’ve arrived ‘HOME’, scrollthrough the main pages of the GPS 45.1. Press the Pkey to scroll through the fivemain pages in sequence.2. Press

Page 11 - Definitions

To enter the time offset:1. If you are entering a negative offset, press the Lkey to move the character highlight to the+/- field. Press Uto select a n

Page 12 - Power On

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Page 13 - Position

12The GPS 45’s two-speed thumbkey allows convenient, one-handed entry ofinformation. Press on a particular arrow key once to scroll through dataoption

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To activatethe MOBfunction, press GOTO twice.13GettingStartedOperationFlowchartPOWER ONBPOWER OFFBHold key for3 secondsMAIN PAGE SEQUENCEPress the QUI

Page 15 - Moving Map

14GettingStartedOperationFlowchartWAYPOINT LIST SUBMENUThe waypoint page lets you review, rename and delete any stored way-point. Press ENTER to confir

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The GPS 45 Status Page displays the status ofvarious receiver functions. The status informationwill help you understand what the GPS is doing atany gi

Page 17 - Steering

2D Navigation status indicates that at leastthree satellites with good geometry have beenlocked onto and a 2 dimensional position fix(latitude and long

Page 18 - 6. Press the

The GPS 45 Position Page displays your currentposition’s latitude, longitude, altitude and timenumerically. It also displays your track (compassdirect

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Knowing your present position is only part ofany navigation equation. You also need to keeptrack of where you’ve been and where you aregoing. Waypoint

Page 20 - Keypad Usage

The GPS 45 has three waypoint submenu pagesthat let you manage a large number of waypointsquickly and efficiently. The nearest waypoints, way-point li

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The waypoint list page provides you with acomplete list of all waypoints currently stored inthe GPS 45. The total number of used and freewaypoints is

Page 22 - SUN CALCULATION

The last of the three waypoint managementpages is the waypoint definition page. This pagelets you create new waypoints manually, as well asreview and e

Page 23 - Reference

GPS 45Personal NavigatorTMOWNER’S MANUALiIntroductionForewordSoftware Version 2.20 or above© 1994 GARMIN INTERNATIONAL9875 Widmer Road, Lenexa, KS 662

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To create a new waypoint manually withoutknowing its position coordinates, you’ll need toenter its bearing and distance from an existing way-point. Th

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From the waypoint definition page, you can alsoreview and change any stored waypoint’s name,position coordinates, comment field or referencewaypoint at

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To delete a stored waypoint:1. Use the Lkey to move the cursor highlight fromthe ‘DONE’ prompt to the ‘delete’ field.2. Press the Ekey to activate the

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The GPS 45’s GOTO function lets you choose anys t o red waypoint as a destination and quickly set acourse from your present position. Once the GOTOfun

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The GPS 45’s man overboard function (MOB)lets you simultaneously mark and set a course to aposition for quick response in emergency situa-tions. To ac

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The GPS 45’s route navigation feature lets you plan and navigate a course from one place to another using a set of pre-defined waypoints.Routes are oft

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The GPS 45 lets you create and store up to 20routes of 30 waypoints each. Routes are created,copied and edited through the route definitionpage, which

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To create a route in the GPS 45:1. Press Eto begin route number selection.2. Use the Uor Dkey to enter a route number.3. Press the Ekey to confirm the

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To clear a route from memory:1. Press Eto begin entry of the route number.2. Enter the route number and press E.3. Select the ‘clear’ field and press E

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Once a route has been activated, the Active RoutePage will appear, displaying the waypoint sequenceof your route with the estimated time enroute (ETE)

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iiCAUTIONThe GPS system is operated by the government of the United States, whichis solely responsible for its accuracy and maintenance. The system is

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Once you’ve selected a waypoint from the routelist, choose a menu function:1. To review the definition page for the waypoint,highlight the ‘review’ fiel

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The GPS 45 features a powerful moving mapdisplay that can do much more than just plot yourcourse and route. The Map Page also provides youwith a movin

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There are three main functions you can performfrom the Map Page— zooming, pointing and pan-ning. Each of these functions has its own ‘field’,which may

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To review the definition page for a waypointhighlighted in the map field:1. Press the Ekey.2. To return to the Map Page, press E.To GOTO a waypoint high

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One of the benefits of a moving map display isbeing able to pan to different map areas and seewhat’s out there. To get the most out of panning,you’ll n

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The GPS 45 Menu Page provides access to sub-menu pages that are used to select and customizeoperation and navigation setup. The 11 submenusare divided

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The remaining submenu selections on the MenuPage are grouped together as setup pages. The firstsetup page is the operation setup page, which isused to

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The GPS 45 features adjustable screen contrastfor optimum viewing in any condition. The screencontrast is set by using an on-screen bar scale. Toset t

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The navigation setup page is used to select unitsof measurement for position format, map datum,CDI scale, and distance, speed and heading infor-mation

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The course deviation indicator (CDI) scale defi-nition field lets you select the +/- range of the CDIbar scale. Three scales are available: +/- 0.25, 1.

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iiiWelcome to the smallest, easiest-to-use GPS navigator on the water! TheGPS 45 represents GARMIN’s continuing commitment to provide marinerswith qua

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The track log setup page lets you manage the GPS 45’s tracking data. From this page, you c a nselect whether or not to re c o r d a track and defin eho

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The rest of the map setup page lets you specifywhat items are displayed or plotted on the MapPage. The first 4 plot items may be turned on or offby sel

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The GRMN/GRMN setting is a proprietary for-mat that lets you exchange information such aswaypoints, routes and track logs between two GPS45s or a PC w

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To enter a DGPS beacon frequency:1. Highlight the ‘freq’ field and press E.2. Enter the desired frequency and press E.3. Highlight the ‘rate’ field and

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The GPS 45’s simulator mode lets you practiceall aspects of its operation without active satelliteacquisition. You can also plan and practice trips,en

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The GPS 45 provides 10 hours of operation innormal mode and up to 20 hours of operation inbattery saver mode on 4 AA alkaline batteries.Rechargeable N

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Almanac Data—Satellite constellation information (including location and health of satellites) that is transmitted to your receiver from every GPS sat

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The GPS 45 uses a flashing on-screen message to alert you to important information.Whenever the message indicator appears, press the Pkey to view the m

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Received an Invalid WPT—A waypoint was received during upload transfer that has aninvalid identifier.Receiver has Failed—A failure in receiver hardware

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The chart below gives the UTC time offset for the various longitudinal zones. If youare in daylight savings time, add one hour to the offset. Longitud

Page 56 - Appendix A

ivDesigned for easy operation, the GARMIN GPS 45 offers powerful featuresthat make marine navigation come alive in the palm of your hand:Precision Per

Page 57 - Appendix B

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Mahe 1971 Mahe 1971- Mahe IslandMarco Astro Marco Astro- Salvage IslandMassawa Massawa- Eritrea (Ethiopia)Merchich Merchich- MoroccoMidway Ast ‘61 Mid

Page 59 - Appendix C

PHYSICALCase: Waterproof, dry nitrogen-filledSize: 6.15”H x 2”W x 1.23”D(15.6 x 5.1 x 1.23 cm)Weight: 10 ounces (284g) w/ batteriesTemperature Range: 5

Page 60 - Appendix D

The optional GPS 45 Power/Data Cable allows you to connect to on-board 5-40 volts DC power and connect to external electronic devices. To connect the

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56The GPS 45’s optional mounting bracket allows fixedinstallation on any flat surface or bulkhead, and per-mits easy removal for portable use. The mount

Page 62 - Appendix E

The GPS 45 power/data cable can be connected tothe mounting bracket for hard-wired fixed-mount use.To attach the power/data cable, slide the cable conn

Page 63 - Appendix F

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Page 64 - Appendix G

AActive Waypoints ...27Active Route ...28Active Route Pa

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OOffset, local time ...38,51Operating Mode Setup...37,38Operation Setup ...

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Page 67 - Appendix H

vBefore getting started with your new GPS receiver, check to see that yourGARMIN GPS 45 package includes the following items. If you are missing anypa

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© 1994 GARMIN INTERNATIONAL9875 Widmer Road, Lenexa, KS 66215, USAPart Number 190-00070-00 Rev. B45 manual Rev. B 8/4/98 11:11 AM Page 62

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1SECTION ONE Getting StartedGPS Overview ...........................

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