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2 checking gps status, 3 gps logger operation – Standard Horizon HX-870 User Manual

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HX870

9.2 CHECKING GPS STATUS

1. Press the

MENU key to display “MENU”, then

select “GPS” with the

CH▼/CH▲// key.

GPS INFO

COMPASS

ENTER

GPS

GPS STATUS

BACK

HI

USA

LAT/LON

23°56.890

S

123°56.890

W

LOC 09:56

AM

TIME

STATUS

SEARCH

65

A

BUSY

2. Press the

[SELECT] soft key, then select

“GPS STATUS” with the

CH▼/CH▲ key.

3. Press the

[ENTER] soft key to display the

GPS status currently being received.

4. Press the

CLR key to return to radio opera-

tion.

9.3 GPS LOGGER OPERATION

The

HX870 includes a logger for position information that allows you to record

your location at regular intervals.
1. Press the

[LOGGER] soft key to turn the function on or off.

The recording starts and the display returns to the previous

screen with the “ ” icon on the top of the display.

• You may change the log interval time of recording via

the SETUP menu.

Notes:

• The power save operation of the GPS unit is disabled

while the logger is activated.

• To utilize the records, connect the

HX870 to a PC and

download the log data from the radio by using the PC

Programming Software. Refer to section “

20 CONNECT-

ING A USB DATA TERMINAL TO THE PC”.

P

16

DISTRESS

VOL

118°09.582

33°37.120

W

s

LOC 09.56

AM

BUSY

HI

USA

TIME

LON

LAT

P-SET

P

16

DISTRESS

VOL

118°09.582

33°37.120

W

s

LOC 09.56

AM

BUSY

HI

USA

TIME

LON

LAT

P-SET

Logger operation alert:

• When the memory for log data becomes full, three beeps will sound and a

warning message will be displayed. Afterwards the logger does not operate

until the log data in the memory are erased.

• When the logger cannot record for some reason, three beeps will sound

and a warning message will be displayed. Afterwards the logger does not

operate anymore.

• An error message will be displayed when the radio cannot erase the log data

in the memory during the operation following the alert of memory full (see

above) or in the SETUP menu (Refer to section “

16.13 LOG ERASE”).