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Installing the Batteries
MobileMapper uses two AA
batteries that are installed
from the back through the bat-
tery cover. To remove the bat-
tery cover, push the two
buttons on the cover fully to
the left and lift the battery
cover away from the receiver.
Insert the new batteries as
shown opposite, making sure
that the batteries are installed with the correct polarity. Re-
place the cover and push the two buttons fully to the right.
Verify that the cover is locked in place.
Turning Power On/Off
In the Power-On procedure described below, it is assumed
that the unit has already been used in a working session and
so position data is available from the former working session
to help MobileMapper compute its position.
• To turn the unit on, press the PWR button. The Start-up
screen appears, followed by the Database Copyright
screen and the Agreement screen. After accepting the
warning information, the last navigation screen you were
viewing at the end of the last session will be displayed.
If the last navigation screen view was the Map screen,
the last zoom scale setting will be used.
• To turn the unit off, press the PWR button. The Power
Down screen is displayed.
Doing nothing will turn off the unit at the end of the
countdown sequence.
Pressing the PWR button again will turn off the unit
immediately.
Pressing ESC will cancel the Power Down sequence.
Battery Life
You can expect up to 16
operating hours from 2
Li-ion AA batteries with
the backlight turned off.
Using the backlight will
shorten the battery life
significantly. With the
backlight on continu-
ously, you can expect
about up to 8 hours of
usage from the two Li-ion
batteries that came with
your MobileMapper.
The very first time you
use your MobileMapper,
or after erasing all the
data from memory, the
Power-On procedure is
longer than described
here because the unit
having no position in
memory, initialization is
needed to help the unit
track satellites (see 1st-
time use on page 6).
Power Down Screen
- MobileMapper 1
- Table of Contents 3
- 1. MobileMapper Field Unit 9
- Installing the Batteries 10
- Turning Power On/Off 10
- Setting the Screen Backlight 11
- Setting the Units 11
- Getting a Position Fix 11
- Done field is highlighted 13
- GIS Data Logging Functions 15
- Logging New GPS/GIS Data 16
- Close field and 17
- Logging Interval and press 18
- Selecting the Pause 20
- Park option 20
- Selecting the Repeat 20
- Feature option 20
- Nest Feature and press 21
- screen on which you 23
- GPS Accuracy 28
- GPS Quality Indicators 28
- Open Existing Job option 29
- Goto field is high 29
- Alarms option 30
- Edit field 30
- Open Job 31
- Navigation Screens 32
- Show/Hide Map Info 33
- Select Map Info below 33
- Mark All or Clear All just 36
- Goto Cursor 36
- Compass Screen 37
- Large Data Screen 38
- Position Screens 39
- Customize 40
- Yes field and press EN 40
- Road Screen 41
- Data Screen 42
- Speedometer Screen 43
- Satellite Status Screen 44
- GOTO Function 45
- Select Item screen 48
- User Waypoint screen 48
- GOTO Route 49
- Multi-leg Route 49
- Create Route screen 50
- Route List screen 50
- MENU button 52
- Close <feature name> 53
- Setup Menu 55
- Default Map 56
- Default coordinate 57
- Primary: Lat/Lon 57
- Secondary: UTM 57
- Default Map datums 58
- Primary: WGS84 58
- Secondary: WGS84 58
- Default Elev mode: 3D 58
- Default time format: 59
- Local AM/PM 59
- Default units: km/m/kph/ 59
- Alarms menu 60
- Default: No protection 65
- Delete Files 67
- About 67
- Introduction 69
- Launching MobileMapper Office 70
- Map Display Area 72
- Deleting Features 74
- Working on Job Files 75
- Import command 79
- Viewing the Content of a Job 80
- Exporting Jobs in GIS Formats 81
- Save as type: 84
- File name: field. For 84
- Save. The new name 84
- Defining Feature Attributes 86
- Defining Attribute Values 87
- Saving a Feature Library 90
- Grid Mapper Utility 92
- Editing the Grid Properties 93
- File>Upload to 95
- Placing Waypoints 96
- New Way 97
- Finding a Waypoint on the Map 98
- Deleting Waypoints 98
- Building a Route 99
- Background Maps 100
- Map Name field 102
- Layer>Add... A dia 103
- Save to save the project 103
- Changing the Order of Layers 104
- Removing Layers 104
- Building the Background Map 105
- Setting a Map Region 107
- Uploading a Background Map 107
- Coordinate System 109
- This dialog box allows 114
- OK to close this dialog box 117
- Print Function 118
- 3. Appendices 119
- Installing a Memory Card 120
- Connection to 121
- Mounting Cradle 121
- Direct Connection to 121
- Power Source 122
- Glossary 123
- Thales Navigation, Inc 128
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